Elizabeth I
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- Created on: 13-05-13 08:55
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- Elizabeth
- Religion
- England was desperately poor
- Money
- Elizabeth
- Religion
- England was desperately poor
- Money
- needed to maintain her trading alliances with other European Countries
- France and Spain were strongly Catholic
- whichever way Elizabeth chose to take England, it was a political as well as a religion decision
- Netherlands and Germanic Principalities were Protestant
- needed to maintain her trading alliances with other European Countries
- France and Spain were strongly Catholic
- whichever way Elizabeth chose to take England, it was a political as well as a religion decision
- Netherlands and Germanic Principalities were Protestant
- whichever way Elizabeth chose to take England, it was a political as well as a religion decision
- France and Spain were strongly Catholic
- whichever way Elizabeth chose to take England, it was a political as well as a religion decision
- France and Spain were strongly Catholic
- Money
- 'middle way'
- allowed Catholics and Puritans to keep their private beliefs as long as they went to the Church of England in public.
- However, she hunted, tortured and executed Catholic priests who came into England to undermine her power.
- She was as 'bloody' as Mary and executed many more people for religion than her father. She established a network of spies and informers to ensure her safety.
- England was desperately poor
- She survived plots and rebellions, and executed Mary Queen of Scots in 1587.
- Parliament
- Far from encouraging Parliament, she bullied and controlled it, ran the government as she wished and even arrested an MP when he complained.
- Religion
- Elizabeth
- Money
- 'middle way'
- allowed Catholics and Puritans to keep their private beliefs as long as they went to the Church of England in public.
- However, she hunted, tortured and executed Catholic priests who came into England to undermine her power.
- She was as 'bloody' as Mary and executed many more people for religion than her father. She established a network of spies and informers to ensure her safety.
- England was desperately poor
- She survived plots and rebellions, and executed Mary Queen of Scots in 1587.
- Parliament
- Far from encouraging Parliament, she bullied and controlled it, ran the government as she wished and even arrested an MP when he complained.
- Religion
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