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Elizabethan England - Elizabeth and her government
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This is about the conditions upon Elizabeth coming to power, how she ruled and the succession crisis. For GCSE history students with AQA. Enjoy! Very much WIP
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Elizabethan England - Elizabeth and her government
Elizabeth coming to power
The Tudor world
There were some countries considered superpowers
Spain
(France)
Holy Roman Empire
England was NOT one
Relationships between countries
Enemies
France
Traditional enemy
Preoccupied
Scotland
Led by Mary QoS
Ireland
(Holy Roman Empire)
Catholic
Elizabeth protestant
Spain
Catholic
At first OK - Mary I had married Philip
E rejected Philip's proposal
Allies
Wales
Netherlands
Ruled by Spain
E's background
Family
Mother Anne Boleyn
Executed
Father Henry VII
She admired him
He disliked her
He said she was illegitimate
Education
Very good
She was particularly clever and skilled
Edward's rule
He became aloof as king
He died at 15
Big protestant
During his rule, she started flirting with Thomas Seymour
Scandalous
She escaped with only embarrassment
Became less trusting
Mary's rule
Mary didn't like E
E's mother displaced Mary's
Jealous of her beauty
Put her in Tower of London
Then house arrest
Catholic
E had to attend catholic mass
Liked Spanish
Married Philip
People got triggered at Spanish 'takeover'
They did a failed rebellion
Leader Wyatt said E supported him
Retracted this before his death
Everyone hated her
Seen as crazy
Killed 284 protestants
Therefore hated all female rulers
Problems faced
Gender
Female rulers crazy
Queens should do maternal stuff
King should do all the ruling
People really want her to marry
In loads of debt
Bad international relations
Protestant
Young and inexperienced
Some think she shuldn't be Queen
How did she run the government?
Privy council
Did loads of stuff
Coordinated law, law enforcement etc
Came to trust them a lot
Key members:
Sir William Cecil
Moderate protestant
Most trusted dude
Previous council member
Experienced
Always spoke his mind
Threatened to resign
Died 1598
Sir Francis Walsingham
Puritan
Super protestant
Very loyal
Clashed with Cecil
In charge of secret service
Ally of Dudley
Died 1590
Robert Dudley
Puritan
Childhood friend of E
Romance with E
Ambitious
Died 1588
Sir Christopher Hatton
Moderate protestant
Hated puritans
Didn't mind catholics
Died 1591
E carefully appointed people
Factions hostile to one another
Can't gang up on her
Always some support
Compete for affection
Very effective
Royal Court
500 people
Followed her around
Competed for attention
She got many different ideas from different people
Can make best decision
Patronage
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