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Elizabeth I (R. 1558-1603). Queen Elizabeth I  Born: Sep 7, 1533  Coronated: January 15, 1559  Died: March 24, 1603.

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1 Elizabeth I (R. 1558-1603)

2 Queen Elizabeth I  Born: Sep 7, 1533  Coronated: January 15, 1559  Died: March 24, 1603

3 Edward VI (r. 1547-1553)  10 year old king, Duke of Northumberland is named Lord Protector  Northumberland married son to Henry’s niece Jane Grey  Continues Protestant Reforms

4 Lady Jane grey  “Ruled” from July 10-19, 1553

5 Mary I (r. 1553-1558)  Declared illegitimate upon father’s divorce  Attempted to restore Catholicism  Great opposition towards her  Catholic revival  Marriage to Philip II  Foreign involvements  Plots to kill her

6 Elizabeth I  Largest Issues During Reign  Religion  Succession/Marriage  Netherlands  Spain  Personality Traits  Intelligent  Fickle  Hot Tempered  Very cautious, sometimes to the point of using inaction as a policy

7 Elizabethan Culture

8 Religion Under Elizabeth I  1. How did Elizabeth keep religious control over England? Was it the same or different from Henry IV in France?  2. What religious conflicts did Elizabeth run into as queen? How were these handled?

9 Political Expansions  3. What methods/institutions did Elizabeth utilize to make a strong English state?

10 Economic Expansion  4. What are the reasons for a rise in population in England during the later 1500s?  5. Give reasons for the economic growth of England during the reign of Elizabeth

11 Society and Culture  Social Ranks and its implications  How does England control the classes?  Popularity of the arts

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