Elizabeth and Northern Rebellion 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryBritish monarchy - Tudors and StuartsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: phrphCreated on: 09-06-16 08:56 Most Catholics simply bent with the times Haigh 1 of 15 Large conservative group of Catholics Lancashire 2 of 15 Only 23% supported the Royal Supremacy Senior Clergy 3 of 15 Archdeacon, wished to restore Protestantism. John Almer 4 of 15 Excomunnicated Elizabeth in 1570 Pius 5 of 15 Rebels took this town in Autumn 1569 Hartlepool 6 of 15 "Norfolk marriage plan wasn't a direct cause of rebellion, but led to factors which facilitated it" Kesselring 7 of 15 Felt bitter about crown taking what he thought were his mineral rights Northumberland 8 of 15 Tenants were loyal to him too as well as Northumberland Westmorland 9 of 15 Alleged discrimination of Catholics from this figure Dean of Durham 10 of 15 Argues it was the "only serious attempt to overthrow Protestantism in Elizabethan England" Haigh 11 of 15 Rebels dispersed long before this figure made it to the North Leicester 12 of 15 Sussex, Hundson, and _____ were resolute in their defence of the crown Bowes 13 of 15 Westmorland spent the rest of his life as a prisoner here Spanish Netherlands 14 of 15 Council of the North was reformed under this man Henry Hastings 15 of 15
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