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- - - - There was a food shortage in England around the late 1500s. To deal with this, she introduced new laws regarding beggars to try to decrease their numbers and stop them from begging
    - - she didnt marry and instead passed her throne to King James I
    - - Middle Way
        
        She didn't want either the rival religious group to hate her
        
        so she created the middle way
        
        Protestantism is still the main religion but Catholics can worship outside of towns and cities
        
        This means she cannot be at war with the Pope and the superpower of the era Spain or with the collective might of the HRE states
  - - - did it because of no male heir with Catherine of Aragon
      - In love with Anne Boylen
      - Wanted extra money with his wars with France and other conutries
    - - Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boylen, Jane Seymour, Anne Of Cleves, Catherine Howard and Catherine Parr
    - - Thomas Cromwell sent out people to look in monasteries and found that lots of monks were breaking monastic rules e.g sex, gambling etc. over the next few years lots of monasteries were shut down
        
        this gave Henry an extra 140,000 pounds
      - pilgramage of grace
        
        lead by Robert Aske to protest against the dissolution of monasteries, Henry VIII killed him
  - - - didnt want Mary I to be queen because she was catholic so instead made Lady Jane Grey queen who was only queen for 9 days before Mary I took the throne
  - - - burned at least 300 protestants
- - - - led by robert catesby
      - failed because of an anonymous letter to Lord Monteagle
      - Guy Fawkes was tortured and thats how they found out
        
        other plotters were chased down and killed
- - - - Economic
        
        sugar could be imported for cheaper from Cuba and Brazil
        
        people argued slaves would work harder if they were payed
      - Religious
        
        a group of christians called quakers went against slavery
      - Legal
        
        Slave Trade become illegal in 1807
        
        slavery became illegal in 1833 in the UK
      - Media
        
        newspapers and books were written about slavery and even an anti slavery society which badges would be put on a lot of things seen by the public
    - - Hannah More
        
        wrote poems about what slavery was like
      - William Wilberforce
        
        an MP who went against slavery
      - Olouadah Equiano
        
        an exslave who wrote books about what slavery was like so that the general public understands