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hy did Catholics oppose Elizabeth?
They rejected Protestantism and believed the Catholic Church was the true Church
What was a recusant?
A Catholic who refused to attend Church of England services
Why did some Catholic nobles oppose Elizabeth?
Some remained loyal to Catholicism and could use their wealth and influence to support rebellion
What role did foreign powers play in the Catholic challenge?
Catholic countries such as Spain and the Papacy could support plots, missionaries and attempts to remove Elizabeth
What was the Papal Bull of 1570?
Pope Pius V's declaration that excommunicated Elizabeth and released Catholics from obedience to her
Why was the Papal Bull dangerous to Elizabeth?
It encouraged English Catholics to question Elizabeth's authority and made Catholic opposition more politically dangerous
What changed after the Papal Bull of 1570?
Elizabeth's government became more suspicious of Catholics and introduced harsher measures
Why did Catholic priests secretly enter England?
They came to provide Catholic religious services and support Catholics who rejected the Protestant Church
Why were Catholic missionaries considered a threat?
The government feared they could encourage rebellion and weaken loyalty to Elizabeth