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Who were the inventionist monarchs mentioned?
Charles I
and
James II
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What are the key questions to consider in this chapter?
How effectively was
England
governed
?
How did society and economy
change
?
How did
intellectual
and religious ideas develop?
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What does the crisis involving the Earl of Essex indicate about royal authority?
It faced significant difficulties
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What was the political condition of England by 1603?
Broadly
effective government
but declining authority
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What event culminated in the execution of the Earl of Essex?
His rebellion in
1601
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How did Elizabeth's long reign affect her reputation?
It tarnished her
reputation
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What was the economic condition of England by 1603?
Considerable economic
continuity
with emerging changes
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What were some early forms of commercial activity in England?
Setting up
trading companies
and interest in the
Americas
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How did cottage industries contribute to the economy?
They
flourished
and increased
total production
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What helped many people avoid poverty at the end of the sixteenth century?
Thrift
, multiple
employments
, and
hard work
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What was the state of society in England by 1603?
Socially divided with differences in
living standards
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What prevented society from breaking down completely?
Most of the
population
could be
fed
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What was the impact of the poverty years from 1594 to 1597?
It shaped the reform of the
poor law
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What was the religious situation in England by the end of Elizabeth's reign?
Favorable with
declining
popular Catholicism
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How were English Catholics divided by the end of Elizabeth's reign?
Between those
accommodating
and those seeking
succession
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What happened to Puritanism by the end of Elizabeth's reign?
It
faded
and
assimilated
into
Anglicanism
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What ensured a degree of religious unity in England?
A broad consensus surrounding the
Church of England
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What were the key factors affecting the governance of England during Elizabeth's reign?
Decline in royal authority
Issues with the
Privy Council
Anxieties over succession
The Earl of
Essex
crisis
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What were the main economic activities in England by 1603?
Flourishing
cottage industries
Establishment of
trading companies
Increased
domestic production
Early interest in
overseas trade
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What were the social conditions in England by 1603?
Socially divided society
Constraints preventing breakdown
Majority could be fed
Reform of poor laws due to
poverty
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What was the state of religion in England by 1603?
Decline in
popular Catholicism
Division among English Catholics
Assimilation of Puritans into
Anglicanism
Broad consensus around the Church of England
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