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Rise of the Northern Earls 1569
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A-level History Mind Map on Rise of the Northern Earls 1569, created by JerryAbbott on 10/05/2015.
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Rise of the Northern Earls 1569
Causes
Elizabeth
Religious Settlement
Roman Catholicism
MQS
Had tried to get throne Previously
Roman Catholic
Norfolk
Succession
Encouragement from Papacy
Earls Against Central Government
Bad financially
Mass in Durham Cathedral
Ransacked
Elizabeths Legitimacy?
Wives Persuaded them
Failures
Leicester confessed
Forced to rebel
Summoned by Elizabeth
Rebels didn't want to rebel
Tennants
Threatened
Norfolk and MQS in prison
Spain didn't get involved
No excommunication
1570
Meandered
Branmore Castle
Council of the North was Loyal
Army From the south
Scattered the Rebellion
Elizabeth was the rightful Heir
Serious
Out for queen
Change religion
Mass
Possible foreign involvement
Spanish
Papacy
Involves Nobility
Had Power
Insignificant
11 years into Elizabeths reign
No foreign Involvment
Rebels forced into it by land owners
No cause
Didn't reach London
No Battles
Fled
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