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Privy Council's main functions
-advising
on state matters, crown finances and national defense
-managing
parliament
-overseeing
regional councils
and local officials
-act as
court
of law
-enforce
religious
settlements
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how many regular privy council members
around
10
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chief advisor
William Cecil
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Robert Dudley
Elizabeth's
favourite, joined council in
1562
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Francis Walsingham
chief spy minister in
1573-90
and key in convincing Elizabeth of the execution of
Mary Queen of Scots
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Robert Cecil's clash with
Earl of Essex
in
1590s
led to
Essex
rebellion in 1601 and
Essex
was banned from court for arrogant behaviour and executed
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Robert Cecil (William Cecil's son)
Made
Privy
councillor in 1593 and
Principle Secretary
in 1596
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How mnay times was Parliament called?
13
out of Elizabeth's
44
year reign
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How many Acts passed by Elizabeth's Parliament?
438
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How many bills did Elizabeth refuse to grant royal asset that had already passed both houses?
over
60
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Dudley
(
Leicester
) banished from court
1566
- because he and Cecil continued to pressure Elizabeth to
marry
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debate over monopolies
1601
- compromise achieved and ended with Queen's
Golden Speech
to crowded court of MPs (farewell to Golden Age speech)
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Peter Wentworth's arrest
1576 - for appealing for
freedom
of
speech
in court and matters such as marriage, succession, religion etc.
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Golden Speech
1601
Elizabeth's final speech to parliament where she banned monopolies and reinforced how much she
loved
her people and country
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How many people at Elizabeth's Golden Speech
141
members of the
House of Commons
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