Chapter 24: The Last Years of Elizabeth

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Political condition of England by 1603?

Despite the Essex Rebellion, a broad political unity had been achieved by 1603. All English people, other than a small minority of militant Catholics, were loyal to the crown. On the other hand, the Queen seemed out of touch w/younger generations.

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Economic condition of England by 1603?

Cottage industries such as nail making, soap manufacturing and brewing flourished and total production rose substantially, but it was only through multiple employments+hard work that many people were able to avoid poverty.

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The state of society in England by 1603?

England remained socially divided w/huge differences in living standards of the wealthy few and poor majority

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The state of religion in England by 1603?

Religious situation = favourable, Catholicism had decline. CofE became an institution w/which the majority could identify. Puritism had faded, seperatism disappeared.

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Queen's ladies? Views of younger generations on the Queen?

Queen's ladies=disrespected her, E had lost authority over them. Younger generations = looked forward to a new male king on the throne.

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Chapter 24: The Last Years of Elizabeth