Elizabeth I: Character, Aims, and Consolidation of Power
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Flashcards covering key concepts about Elizabeth I's character, aims, and the consolidation of power during the mid-Tudor crisis.
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Elizabeth I was the daughter of __.
Anne Boleyn
At the age of 25, Elizabeth came to the throne during __ reign.
Mary's reign
Elizabeth was imprisoned in the __ after the Wyatt rebellion failed.
Tower
Elizabeth's long interrogation lasted for __ months.
two
The experience of her imprisonment made Elizabeth cautious, to the point of being reluctant to take __.
decisions
She believed that she was spared by __, who had chosen her as his instrument on earth.
God
Elizabeth's primary aim was to establish a powerful position where she made all the __.
decisions
To consolidate her power, Elizabeth put on a lavish spectacle to mark her __.
coronation
Elizabeth appointed Sir William Cecil as her chief __.
minister
Elizabeth called parliament within weeks of her accession to settle the kingdom's __ and financial affairs.
religious
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