queen elizabeth

• what where the three religions settlements

  the act of supremacy

  the act of uniformity

  the royal injunctions
• what was the act of supremacy

  elizabeth became supreme governor so people had to swear allegiance to her
• what was the act of uniformity

  all churches must be the same
• what were the royal injunctions

  instructions on how churches should hold their services
• what did elizabeth have to pay for

  the costs of running the county and the royal household
• what did elizabeth inherit

  a dept of £300,000
• what was elizabeths solution to her dept

  she cut back government spending and monitored the costs of her household
• why did elizabeth not marry

  because if she did he would rule the country not her
• what was the problem with elizabeth marrying a foreigner

  most of the pinces in europe were catholic
• describe a catholic church

  highly decorated, stained glass windows
• describe a protestant church

  plain and simple with no distraction from god
• who was the catholic head of the church

  the pope
• who was the protestant head of the church

  jesus
• who was mary queen of scots

  she was elizabeths cousin and she married the french prince francis
• what was elizabeth’s solution to englands split religion

  she mixed them both together
• who lead the revolt of the nothern earls

  the earls of northumberland and westmorland
• when was mary queen of scots born

  1542
• why was mary qos a threat to elizabeth

  mary had a legitimate claim to the throne
• describe puritanism

  100% protestant and hates Catholicism
• what challenges did elizabeth face when she became queen

  marriage, money, gender, foreign threats, legitimacy
• when did elizabeth become queen

  1558
• why was elizabeth not considered legitimate

  because she was the daughter of anne boleyn and henry VIII, they had got married after henry divorced catherine of aragon but the pope never agreed
• what was the 9th order

  everyone had to go and end elizabeth’s reign
• did the revolt take place

  durham cathedral
• who stayed loyal to elizabeth

  nobles in lancashire and cheshire
• what was the earl of sussex‘s army

  an army of 10,000 men in the midlands
• where was a rebel group captured in the revolt

  hartpool
• what happened to the rebels

  elizabeth ordered the execution of 700 rebels (it was actually about 450)
• why did the revolt of the northern earls take place

  re-establishing catholicism

  loss of power

  mary qos arrival in england

  elizabeth had taken their land
• who lost their job before the revolt

  the earl of northumberland lost his job as warden and the earl of sussex (elizabeth’s friend) was made president of the council of the north
• how many members did elizabeths privy council have

  19
• when was the revolt of the nothern earls

  1569
• why did england go to war with spain in 1585

  trade and commercial rivalry

  religious rivalry

  political rivalry
• what was the the trade and commercial rivalry between england and spain

  before 1550 english trade was based on the export of cloth from antwerp overproduction lead to a slump so england traded with russia and india instead
• what was the religious rivalry between england and spain

  when catholic priests began arriving in england it increased fears of a religious crusade
• what was the political rivalry between england and spain

  king philip of spain didn't want to go to war with anyone
• why did the english attack the spanish

  because they banned training with america they stole gold and silver
• what religion were the spanish netherlands

  protestant
• who were the dutch protestants lead by in their revolt

  william of orange
• when did the dutch rebellion start

  1572