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GCSE Edexcel History 9-1 Early Elizabethan England Full Grade 9 Notes

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THE SITUATION OFELIZABETH'S ACCENSION
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religion 1558 69
KEY CONTEXTS
ELIZABETH'S GOVERNMENT
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upof
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ad
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WHAT PROBLEMS DID ELIZABETH FACEWHENBECOMINGQUEEN 1558

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of
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Elizabeth's
cousin

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there
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faceadouble
joined
attack
SPAIN
mostpowerful t wealthycountry

devoutlyCatholic

, devoutlyCatholic

comitted topreventProtestantism
spreading
FRANCE
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French
offwas
son
of king
France Catholic Catholicsthought
country many
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off
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1 CONTINUE WAR
MAKE PEACE
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would look
weak
the war Calaiswouldbe regained

nothingtosuggestthe ENDdangerofINVASION
wouldwin

Englandcouldnotaffordto

keepspending orsupplying

Soldiers



MADEPEACEWITH FRANCE

Signed 1559
Treaty ofCateau
Cambresis e Calais lostforever
Elizabethhad totakeoutmassive
loansduetomilitaryfunding

ShowsElizabethLaw INVASION

as a majorthreat
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