https://padlet.com/005453/gprra2mr1jr3 Elizabeth and the Challenges she Faced because of her Religion and other People's religion. en-us 2018-02-08 10:47:40 UTC 2018-02-08 11:17:33 UTC hello@padlet.com 005453 https://padlet.com/005453/gprra2mr1jr3/wish/229495250 Elizabeth tried to find a middle way between Catholicism and Protestantism. Unlike those who reigned previously, she wanted peace between the two religions. This is possibly what made her so popular in the beginning]]> 2018-02-08 10:49:50 UTC https://padlet.com/005453/gprra2mr1jr3/wish/229495250 005453 https://padlet.com/005453/gprra2mr1jr3/wish/229495928 Act Of Supremacy: made Elizabeth supreme governor of the Church of England. All Clergy had to swear an oath off allegiance to her as head of the church.
Act Of Uniformity: Established the appearance of churches and the forms of services they held.
Royal Injunctions: Set of instructions by Sir William Cecil on behalf of the Queen to the clergy. Reinforced the Act of Supremacy and The Act of Uniformity. Included how to worship and the structure of services  ]]> 2018-02-08 10:52:37 UTC https://padlet.com/005453/gprra2mr1jr3/wish/229495928 005453 https://padlet.com/005453/gprra2mr1jr3/wish/229497954 1562: Religious war broke out in France. Worried Elizabeth in case encourages rebellions at home. Agreed to help French Protestants and wanted Calais in return. 
1563: Netherlands belonged to Spain, Phillip II strict Catholic who didn't approve how Elizabeth helped Scottish and French Protestants. Banned import of English cloth to the Netherlands.
1566: Counter Reformation. Catholic church trying to fight back. Encourages war against Protestants. 
1567: Phillip sent Duke of Alba with army of 10,000 to crush Dutch Revolt. Succeeded in 1568.
1569: Revolt of the Northern Earls.


]]> 2018-02-08 11:00:28 UTC https://padlet.com/005453/gprra2mr1jr3/wish/229497954 005453 https://padlet.com/005453/gprra2mr1jr3/wish/229500301 1559: Scottish Protestant Lords rebelling because of the amount of French power in Scotland. ary's mum Scottish so little power. Elizabeth Protestant so had lots of Power.
1560: Elizabeth helped remove the French threat in Scotland and got Mary to sign a Treaty (Treaty of Edinburgh). Made mary give up claim to throne of England. But she never accepted this. Gave Elizabeth power, reduced Mary's.
1565: Mary married her cousin who was heir to English throne. Had a son, giving her an heir. Gave her power but took it from Elizabeth as it reminded her people that she was childless and had no heir.

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