Elizabethan problems
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Religion
Catholicism - Pope, decorations, coloured vestments, church can forgive sins, latin, 'old religion'
Protestantism - no pope, plain/simple, simple vestements, god forgive only, english, new religion'
Puritanism - no pope, bare, no vestements, god forgive only, english, 'strict protestants,
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religious settlement
- 1559
- marian bishops refused to vote for protestant worship - Liz arrested 2
- didnt want to punish for beliefs/ have rebellions
- church service: book of common prayer, clergy had to use this, refusal punished
- supreme head --> supreme govenor [ acts of supermacy and uniformity]
- protestant country but looked Cath
- no pope
parliament passed it
took autumn 1558 to make it
- people accepted it + aim ws to unite country
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puritan challenge to RS
- unneeded crucifix - but caths liked - liz gave in as bishops threatened to leave + no replacements
- didnt like vestments, but caths did - liz didnt back down
- book of adverts - say what preists should wear - 37 refused to go to an exhibition and lost jobs
- pope 'rebel + dont go 2 church' , liz not bad punish as = martyrs= get sympathy
- liz helped Fr prot rebels
- but cath + prot = peace
- liz accepted loss to calais so no angry Fr
- angered King of Spain by supporting prot rebels
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Mary QoS
- strong claim to throne + married to french King
- when hub died [1560] = bact 2 scot - prot land had more control
- liz wouldnt say mary was heir as she was cath and would divide country
- her mum was overthrown by scots who supported liz
- = treaty of edingburg signed = mary would give up claim to throne
- remmaried 1565 to lord Darnley [ murdered 2yrs l8r by earl of bothwell
- people thought mary was involved + prot scot lords forced her to abdicate
- mary fled to england and asked liz for help to regain scot throne
- no decision for mary's guilt so locked her up - kill = mad FR and SP but sent abroad = mad Scot
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Revolt of northern Earls
- Earl o northumberland , westmorland [cath and important] and duke o northfolk [most senior nonle and prot. 1570s early
- lost influence, wanted cath, MQoS could help, liz didnt name an heir/ marry + opposed RS
- marry mary = liz heir and overthrow liz with mary
- liz tipped off + arrested DoN and mary moved further away
- other 2 took over parts of north but liz crushed rebellion w/ troops.
- spain did not help like said and EoW escaped but EoN executed
- pope excommunicated liz and ordered caths to overthor her
- new law 'treason to q liz' and prepared to give harsher treatment
- Most caths stayed loyal but liz suspicious
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Babington Plot 1586
- anthony B - page of Early of shrewsbury [ reason for marys custody]
- carried letters to mary in 1580s
- to murder liz and make M queen + cath
- walsingham spies to get evidence against mary
- 6 steps to rid of prot = 1-4 = plan a succesfull invasion by foeign army. 5 = free mary 6=dispatch of usurper
- spies in Ms house and intercepted sent letters through barrels
- Bab and 2 tried to flee but executed in 1586 sept = mary moved further
- october = comissioners found mary guilty of plotting and said should be killed
- strategic + spainto help but gov onto them and spies
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ridolfi plot 1571
- roberto italian banker - sent meesages to duke of alva [netherlands], pope, and phil to invade england.
- ridolfi met DoA to persuade him but he refused and told phil to invade after liz overthrown
- DoN servants betrayed him and he was arrested sept = had plan written out
- could blab and DoA didnt think it would work but eng caths would help and spain = big army
- DoN killed jun 1572 and Ridolfi went to rome and became a senator
- span ambass expelled but relations didnt improve
- didnt kill mary and not loyal = traitor
- fear of cath attack and prots killed in france [foreignn attack]
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Throckmorton plot - 1583
- francis t carried letters M-Fr and span ambass also in contact with mebers of cath nobility
- with money from spain and french army free mary as queen and restore cath monarch and country
- april 1583 - francis was surveillanced and gov arressted him - house was searched and papers found
- evidence about cath noble involvement and harbours for foreign invasion
- francis claimed it went no further as no money from phil
- no evidence against mary except throckmortons statement after torture
- span ambass expelled and francis expelled and killed - 1584 july
- earls were arrested
- intensified efforts to protect liz and prot
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Mary's execution
why:
- war / spain and foreign involvment in plots ^ danger
- liz under pressure form councillors + parliament to kill mary
- cath mary attracted support from caths who opposed RS
- strong claim to throne (married cousin )
- plots ^ danger
- evidence mary knew about plots
- 1569-71 plots = liz in danger and 1573 - plan for foreign invasion to restore cath
- 1584-85 assassination of william orange + outbreak of spain war - worried gov of cath threat
- 1586 plots walsingham had evidence against mary
- 1587 trial + liz signed death warrant in july
- mary executed
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