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Elizabethan England - Elizabeth and her government

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Elizabethan England - Elizabeth and her government

  1. Elizabeth coming to power

    • The Tudor world
      • There were some countries considered superpowers
        • Spain
        • (France)
        • Holy Roman Empire
        • England was NOT one
      • Relationships between countries
        • Enemies
          • France
            • Traditional enemy
            • Preoccupied
          • Scotland
            • Led by Mary QoS
          • Ireland
          • (Holy Roman Empire)
            • Catholic
            • Elizabeth protestant
          • Spain
            • Catholic
            • At first OK - Mary I had married Philip
            • E rejected Philip's proposal
        • Allies
          • Wales
          • Netherlands
            • Ruled by Spain
    • E's background
      • Family
        • Mother Anne Boleyn
          • Executed
        • Father Henry VII
          • She admired him
          • He disliked her
            • He said she was illegitimate
      • Education
        • Very good
        • She was particularly clever and skilled
      • Edward's rule
        • He became aloof as king
        • He died at 15
        • Big protestant
        • During his rule, she started flirting with Thomas Seymour
          • Scandalous
          • She escaped with only embarrassment
            • Became less trusting
      • Mary's rule
        • Mary didn't like E
          • E's mother displaced Mary's
          • Jealous of her beauty
          • Put her in Tower of London
            • Then house arrest
        • Catholic
          • E had to attend catholic mass
          • Liked Spanish
            • Married Philip
              • People got triggered at Spanish 'takeover'
                • They did a failed rebellion
                  • Leader Wyatt said E supported him
                    • Retracted this before his death
        • Everyone hated her
          • Seen as crazy
          • Killed 284 protestants
          • Therefore hated all female rulers
    • Problems faced
      • Gender
        • Female rulers crazy
        • Queens should do maternal stuff
          • King should do all the ruling
            • People really want her to marry
      • In loads of debt
      • Bad international relations
        • Protestant
      • Young and inexperienced
      • Some think she shuldn't be Queen
  2. How did she run the government?

    • Privy council
      • Did loads of stuff
        • Coordinated law, law enforcement etc
      • Came to trust them a lot
      • Key members:
        • Sir William Cecil
          • Moderate protestant
          • Most trusted dude
          • Previous council member
            • Experienced
          • Always spoke his mind
            • Threatened to resign
          • Died 1598
        • Sir Francis Walsingham
          • Puritan
            • Super protestant
          • Very loyal
          • Clashed with Cecil
          • In charge of secret service
          • Ally of Dudley
          • Died 1590
        • Robert Dudley
          • Puritan
          • Childhood friend of E
          • Romance with E
          • Ambitious
          • Died 1588
        • Sir Christopher Hatton
          • Moderate protestant
            • Hated puritans
            • Didn't mind catholics
          • Died 1591
      • E carefully appointed people
        • Factions hostile to one another
          • Can't gang up on her
          • Always some support
        • Compete for affection
        • Very effective
    • Royal Court
      • 500 people
      • Followed her around
      • Competed for attention
      • She got many different ideas from different people
        • Can make best decision
    • Patronage

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This is about the conditions upon Elizabeth coming to power, how she ruled and the succession crisis. For GCSE history students with AQA. Enjoy! Very much WIP
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