Early Elizabethan England - Topic 1 (Queen, Government and Religion)

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Define clergy

People who have trained in the Church and work for the Church

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Define compromise

To reach an agreement with someone meeting them halfway

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Define Crown Lands

Land that belonged to the King or Queen

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Define custom duties

Taxes paid to import goods

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Define divine right

The belief that the monarch's right to rule came from God

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Define heir

The next person in line to take title or power

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Define illegitimate

A child born outside of marriage

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Define legitimate

The rightful leader

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Define monarch

King or Queen

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Define privy council

Committee of ministers appointed by Elizabeth to advise her

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Define successor

Person inheriting a title or role

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Define supremacy

Supreme leader

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Define uniformity

Everything to be the same

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Define chancellor

Most important position and advisor to the Monarch

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Define threat

Something that challenges or endangers

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Who was Elizabeth's Secretary of State in 1558?

William Cecil

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What did Elizabeth reduce the number of councillors in her privy council to from 50?

20

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How long did Robert Dudley have to wait to become a councillor in Elizabeth's Privy Council?

4 years

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How many councillors did Elizabeth keep in her privy council from Mary's reign?

10

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How much debt had Elizabeth inherited from Mary?

£300 000

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What did Elizabeth do to pay off Mary's debts and how much did she make?

Paid off the crown's lands and made £600 000

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What was the alliance between France and Scotland called?

Auld alliance

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When was the Treaty of Cateau-Cambresis?

April 1559

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What year did Scotland become Protestant?

1560

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Who was Mary Queen of Scots married to?

Francis II of France

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When was the Act of Uniformity?

1559

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When was the Act of Supremacy?

1559

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What was the Act of Uniformity?

Set out rules for the appearance of churches, a new book of common prayer and a fine for not attending church.

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What was the Act of Supremacy?

Made Elizabeth "supreme governor" of the Church of England and made all clergy swear an Oath of Allegiance to Elizabeth.

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How many clergy refused the Oath of Allegiance to Elizabeth out of the 9000?

250

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What were the Royal Injunctions?

Instructions to clergy on how to implement Elizabeth's rules at the level of an individual parish church.

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What language were church services held in after the Act of Uniformity?

English

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What happened if you didn't attend church in 1559?

Recusancy fines - one shilling

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What did Puritans challenge Elizabeth on?

The more Catholic leaning rules of decorations, music, altars and vestments in church.

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When did Pope Pius V excommunicate Elizabeth?

1570

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Who did the Catholics want to be Queen instead of Elizabeth?

Mary Queen of Scots

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How were Mary Queen of Scots and Elizabeth 1 related?

Second cousins (Mary's grandmother was Elizabeth's aunt)

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Who was Marys QoS's mother?

Mary of Guise

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Who was Mary QoS's son?

James

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When did Mary QoS arrive in England?

1568

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Why was Mary QoS forced to abdicate in Scotland in 1567?

She was thought to have been involved in the murder of her second husband Henry Lord Darnley

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When was Elizabeth crowned Queen?

1558

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After the religious settlements of 1559, what language were services and the bible in and who did this please?

English, Protestants

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After the religious settlements of 1559, could clergy marry and who did this please?

Yes, Protestants

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After the religious settlements of 1559, could there be decorations in churches and who did this please?

Yes, Catholics

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After the religious settlements of 1559, what did priests wear?

Vestments

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What four ways did Elizabeth enforce her religious settlement (all in 1559)?

Act of Supremacy, Act of Uniformity, Royal Injunctions, Visitations

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When was Mary QoS forced to abdicate the Scottish throne and why?

1567 as she was believed to be involved in the murder of her second husband