northern earls
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- Created on: 24-10-19 14:31
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- northern earls revolt
- why rebel
- they wanted England to be catholic
- they had lost a lot of influence at court under Elizabeth
- refusal to name heir have children and marry
- rebels
- thomas+ann percy earl of northumberland, catholic
- Charles neville, earl of westmorland
- Jane neville wife of charles sister of duke of norfolk sister
- mary queen of scots
- Thomas Howard duke of norfolk, protestant, plan to marry mary queen of scots
- marrige plan
- mary would marry thomas and become queen
- duke was arrested as robert dudley told elizabeth of the plot
- progress of the revolt
- northumberland and westmorland continued the revolt
- elizabeth moved mary to coventry
- support from spain never arrived
- why did the revolt fail?
- spain never arrived
- many northern landowners remain loyal to elizabeth
- many landowners did not want to lose their wealth
- revolts significance
- mary queen of scots could not be trusted
- the pope excommunicated elizabeth
- the loyalty of the catholics were questioned
- elizabeth's control over the north was strengthened
- why rebel
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