Elizabeth I Foreign Policy: 1558-1603 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryThe Tudors: England c1485-1603A2/A-levelAQA Created by: Catherine.RennyCreated on: 26-04-19 12:02 When did Mary Queen of Scots flee to England? Who was left in charge of Scotland? 1568: The Earl of Murray, the leader of the Protestant lords became regent. 1 of 34 When was Mary's case regarding Bothwell examined? What was the outcome? 1568: there was no conclusive proof of her involvement, but there were particularly damming details. 2 of 34 When was Mary kept as a prisoner in England? 1568-1587 3 of 34 What was the issue with Mary remaining a prisoner in England? She became a figurehead for catholic and noble discontent, like that of the Northern Earls in 1569. 4 of 34 What plot was evidence found which would convict Mary of treason? The Babington Plot in 1587 5 of 34 What happened when she was executed? Elizabeth signed her death warrant but withheld it from taking action. But it was ignored by her secretary of state, Davison. 6 of 34 When did Philip of Spain offer marriage to Elizabeth? 1559 7 of 34 When did Elizabeth begin support the Hugenots in France? 1562 8 of 34 When did Philip banned imports of English Cloth in the Netherlands? 1563 9 of 34 When did the Outbreak of Revolt begin the Netherlands? Who was sent to suppress it? 1566: Duke of Alba 10 of 34 When is De Spes placed as ambassador in London? Why was it difficult for Elizabeth? 1568: he was a hard-core catholic. 11 of 34 When did he negotiate with the Northern Earls? 1569 12 of 34 When was Elizabeth excommunicated? 1570 13 of 34 When was the discovery of the Ridolfi plot? Who was implicated? 1571: De Spes and Philip were implicated in the plot. 14 of 34 When was the Treaty of Blois? What was it? 1572: it was a defensive alliance with France against Spain. 15 of 34 When does the Duke of Parma replace Alba in the Netherlands? 1579 16 of 34 When does Philip inherit Portugal? Why is this significant? 1580: he gained a vast amount of wealth from it so he could orchestrate an attack against Elizabeth. 17 of 34 When does Elizabeth begin to fund resistance in the Netherlands? 1581 18 of 34 When was Mendoza expelled after being implicated in the Throckmorton Plot? 1583 19 of 34 When was the Treaty of Joinville? Who was it between? 1584: between Spain and French catholics 20 of 34 When was the Treaty of Nonsuch? Who did it involve? 1585: between Elizabeth and Dutch rebels? 21 of 34 When was the Spanish Armada? 1588 22 of 34 Who blesses the Armada in hopes it will defeat England? Pope Sixtus V 23 of 34 What battle took place in which the armada was defeated? The Battle of Gravelines - 29th July 24 of 34 What actually caused the defeat of the Armada? Bad weather 25 of 34 When did Drake carry out a counter attack in Portugal? How successful? 1589: he fails to capture Lisbon 26 of 34 When was the Spanish army famine? What caused it? 1589: caused by poor harvests and the Dutch naval blockade. They're sent to France. 27 of 34 What does Henry IV proclaim in 1593? What is Elizabeth's reaction? He proclaims himself a catholic. Elizabeth sends 30,000 men to push out Spain. 28 of 34 What had the Dutch completed by 1594? Control over the southern Netherlands - a buffer against French expansionism. 29 of 34 When do Drake and Francis die? 1594 - during a failed attack on the West Indies fleet. 30 of 34 When and who orchestrates an attack on Spain? How successful is it? Lord Howard of Effingham and Walter Raleigh attack Spain in 1596, capturing Cadiz and destroying 50 ships. 31 of 34 What is the cost of this attack for Philip? 12 million ducats 32 of 34 When was the Treaty of Vervins? What did this entail? 1598: between Spain and France, ultimately leaving England isolated. 33 of 34 When does Philip die? 1598 34 of 34
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