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Lesson 10: Mary, queen of Scott’s threat to Elizabeth
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Who was Mary, Queen of Scots related to?
She was
Elizabeth's
cousin.
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Why did Mary believe she had a right to rule England?
She believed it was her
family's
birthright
.
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What was Elizabeth's parentage?
Her parents were
Henry VIII
and
Anne Boleyn
.
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What did Mary think about Elizabeth's legitimacy?
Mary believed Elizabeth's father's marriage was
invalid
.
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In what year did Elizabeth execute Mary, Queen of Scots?
1586
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Why was Elizabeth worried about Mary?
Mary was involved in many
plots
against her.
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What were the reasons Elizabeth was worried about Mary, Queen of Scots?
Mary's
legitimate claim
to the throne
Elizabeth had no heir
Mary's
Catholicism
and support from Catholics
Mary's French connections
Mary's return to Scotland
Mary's ruthlessness and escape from prison
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What did Catholics believe about Mary, Queen of Scots?
She was the legal heir to the
English throne
.
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How did Mary gain support to challenge Elizabeth?
She gained support from
Catholics
in
Europe
.
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Who was Mary's second husband?
Lord Darnley
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What was suspected about Mary regarding Darnley's death?
Mary was suspected of being involved in his
murder
.
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Where was Mary imprisoned after Darnley's murder?
On an
island
in the middle of a lake.
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How did Mary escape from prison?
With the help of
Catholic
lords.
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Why was Elizabeth concerned about Mary's escape?
It showed Mary's
ruthlessness
and
support.
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What was a consequence of Elizabeth having no children?
England
was left without an heir.
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Why did Elizabeth refuse to name Mary as her heir?
It angered
Catholics
and
increased
support
for Mary.
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What did Mary do after her husband's death in 1560?
She returned to
Scotland
.
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What was believed about Mary's plans after returning to Scotland?
She planned to challenge
Elizabeth
with
Catholic
support.
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What support did Mary have as a Catholic?
Support from the
Pope
, nobles,
France
, and Spain.
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Who was Mary, Queen of Scots married to?
King Francis II
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How did Mary's French connections make her a threat?
She could gain support from
France
against
England
.
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What actions did Elizabeth take regarding Mary, Queen of Scots?
Sent money and troops to
Protestants
in Scotland
Made Mary sign
The Treaty of Edinburgh
Placed Mary under
house arrest
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What was The Treaty of Edinburgh?
Mary
agreed to give up her claim to the
throne
.
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What was the purpose of placing Mary under house arrest?
To
guard
her at
all
times.
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What does the term "legitimate heir" refer to?
The rightful successor to the
throne
.
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Who was Mary of Guise?
Mary's
mother and a French noblewoman.
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What was the significance of King Francis II?
He was Mary's first husband and
French monarch
.
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What does "ruthless" mean in the context of Mary?
Showing no pity or
compassion
.
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What does "house arrest" mean?
Being confined to one's home as punishment.
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What does "murder" refer to in the context of Darnley's death?
The
unlawful
killing of
Lord Darnley
.
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What does "prison" refer to in the context of Mary?
A
place
where
Mary
was
held
captive.
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What does "the Pope" refer to in the context of Mary?
The leader of the
Catholic Church
.
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Who was Lord Darnley?
Mary's
second husband.
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What does "France" refer to in the context of Mary?
A
country
that could
support
Mary.
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