Elizabethan Government 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryThe Tudors: England 1485-1603A2/A-levelAQA Created by: theblazingoptimistCreated on: 11-02-17 14:22 How did local nobility factor into the workings of government? Expected to spend time at court 1 of 13 How did the Privy Council change during Elizabeth's reign? Consulted for advice less (Elizabeth consulted ministers individually) 2 of 13 How did the role of the Privy Chamber change during Elizabeth's reign? Gentlemen from there no longer had access to monarch 3 of 13 How did the Privy Council change in the 1570's? Reshaped; less focus on aristocracy, more on Prot. (e.g Walsingham) 4 of 13 How did the Privy Council weaken in the later 1580's? Frequent minister deaths (Leicester in '88, Walsingham '90), no immediate replacements, few senior noblemen 5 of 13 What system fueled factional rivalries within court? Patronage 6 of 13 How was Elizabeth's succession made easier? Acceptance by councillors, partnership w/ William Cecil, (+ lack of further appointments), short period until coronation 7 of 13 What caused Elizabeth's relationship with her parliament to break down by 1601? Monopolies held by councillors 8 of 13 How did Christopher Haigh criticise the structure of Elizabeth's Privy Council? Excluded nobility + church --> unrep. of populace, undermined debate 9 of 13 Whatr evidence is there for conflict between the Queen and her Parliament? 1566 sucession discussion, 1566 puritan choir (Neale), amount of lawyers by end of reign 10 of 13 What evidence is there against such conflict? Elton - opposition was infrequent, two sides mostly agreed, Puritan Choir less united, Elizabeth resisted succession arguments 11 of 13 How did Elizabeth conserve her finances? Underpaying officials, delaying bishopric appointments 12 of 13 How does A.G.R Smith criticise these polices? Led to conflict during Stuart reign 13 of 13
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