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Card 6
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Elizabeth could use her veto if she felt bills could risk the public, how often did this happen?
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Card 7
Front
Elizabeth used speeches as a method of control, when was her famous golden speech and what did she say?
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Card 8
Front
what proportion of seats in the House of Commons were controlled by the House of Lords?
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Card 9
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How many seats did Essex control in the 1580s?
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Card 10
Front
The commons grew in this period, by how much?
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Card 11
Front
the enfranchisement of the boroughs led to what?
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Card 12
Front
Robert Bell was speaker from when
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Card 13
Front
The Queen had the power to prorogue Parliament - when was the longest period she prorogued for
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Card 14
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Why did the Queen Prorogue Parliament in 1576?
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Card 15
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Neale pointed out a group known as the Puritan choir - how many members did it contain?
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