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1155544--5588
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How did Mary win the throne? 1553 Mary V
gathered Catholic supporters among the nobility
'
• .
won over gentry from the suppressed Kett's rebellion
•
When was she proclaimed July 1553 proclaimed Queen
-
-
-
Queen?
Limitations of when she arrived on the throne
What issues did Mary She was committed Catholic in a Kingdom where Protestant reforms were well
-
a
•
face now that she was advanced and underway
Queen? Neither she nor her loyal supporters had real political experience
-
Royal government under Mary
did councillors that she selected
Which 2 important figures Privy
• :
-
?
she choose for her councillors -
Bishop Stephen Gardiner
↳ neb came Lord Chancellor until his death in ISSS
William Paget
-
↳ moderate from Edward's reign
Why would these members be limitations it brought factional rivalry
•
:
issue? successes provided Mary with some experienced officials
:
an
↳
why , however, was it a success?
What was the importance Simon Renard Queenignored the councillors and turned to him
-
-
-
of Simon Renard to
Mary? Ambassador of Charles V
-
'
Had influence over Mary
who was Cardinal Reginald Cardinal Regnal Pole Arrived in
England in 1554
.
-
-
•
pole ? relied upon him
Mary
-
Archbishop of Canterbury m 1556
-
What Mary and Parliament disagreed on
:
•
What 4 issues did Mary and 1) Mary opposed the reversal of the Edwardian religious legislations
Parliament have issues on ?
2) MPs reluctant to restore ex monastic property
-
to the church
3) Parliament defeated a Bill to allow the seizure of property of Protestant en les
4) Opposition over the issue of succession
summary Mary acted quickly and decisively the throne after Edward's death
:
to
gain
-
Her reign would be a drastic shift back to Catholicism
•
Fine m Ttnnddorcrisslss
1155544--5588
, RROOD.at A-nnlthnoorrlbtyyvunnddeerrmmaarryyl
How did Mary win the throne? 1553 Mary V
gathered Catholic supporters among the nobility
'
• .
won over gentry from the suppressed Kett's rebellion
•
When was she proclaimed July 1553 proclaimed Queen
-
-
-
Queen?
Limitations of when she arrived on the throne
What issues did Mary She was committed Catholic in a Kingdom where Protestant reforms were well
-
a
•
face now that she was advanced and underway
Queen? Neither she nor her loyal supporters had real political experience
-
Royal government under Mary
did councillors that she selected
Which 2 important figures Privy
• :
-
?
she choose for her councillors -
Bishop Stephen Gardiner
↳ neb came Lord Chancellor until his death in ISSS
William Paget
-
↳ moderate from Edward's reign
Why would these members be limitations it brought factional rivalry
•
:
issue? successes provided Mary with some experienced officials
:
an
↳
why , however, was it a success?
What was the importance Simon Renard Queenignored the councillors and turned to him
-
-
-
of Simon Renard to
Mary? Ambassador of Charles V
-
'
Had influence over Mary
who was Cardinal Reginald Cardinal Regnal Pole Arrived in
England in 1554
.
-
-
•
pole ? relied upon him
Mary
-
Archbishop of Canterbury m 1556
-
What Mary and Parliament disagreed on
:
•
What 4 issues did Mary and 1) Mary opposed the reversal of the Edwardian religious legislations
Parliament have issues on ?
2) MPs reluctant to restore ex monastic property
-
to the church
3) Parliament defeated a Bill to allow the seizure of property of Protestant en les
4) Opposition over the issue of succession
summary Mary acted quickly and decisively the throne after Edward's death
:
to
gain
-
Her reign would be a drastic shift back to Catholicism
•
