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Elizabeth I 1533-1603 - Coggle Diagram
Elizabeth I 1533-1603
The religious settlement
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Introduced a standard, moderate Book of Common Prayer and required church attendance.
Puritans (radical Protestants) wanted to remove all Catholic elements, while many devout Catholics secretly opposed it
Government and Parliment
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(e.g., William Cecil, Francis Walsingham) who managed the day-to-day running of the country.
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Patronage: The system where Elizabeth gave titles, lands, and offices to nobles to ensure their loyalty.
Early life
Born on September 7, 1533
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Loss of her mother
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Fluent in, Latin,Greek,Spanish, French and Italian
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Threats & Rebellions
Spanish Armada 1588
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goal was to stop English piracy, and restore Catholicism.
The Armada was defeated by a combination of English naval tactics, fireships, and bad weather
Northen rebliion 1569
Mary,Elizabeth's Catholic cousin had a strong claim to the Throne
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