L19 The Reign of Mary Tudor

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L19 The Reign of Mary Tudor L.O. to develop an understanding of Mary’s religious reform and her foreign policy. L.O. to evaluate the success of Mary’s reign. Key words: Counter-Reformation = when the Catholics started to fight back against the protestants and the changes that they had bought. Reactionary = people who respond to change. Reactionaries usually are conservative and want to prevent change or turn back the clock. Martyr = someone who sacrifices their life for their religious faith. Foxes’ book of Martyrs = published propaganda celebrating the Protestant Martyr’s under Mary’s reign. Embroiled = sucked into, dragged in, consumed by a negative situation. Wyatt Rebellion = Valois Monarchy = Hapsburg Monarchy =

Succession Crisis

By 1553 the English people were yearning for a return of Catholicism By 1553 the English people were yearning for a return of Catholicism. How far would you agree? Western Rebellion Poor and ill educated Popular support for Mary People were yearning for economic relief People were yearning for end to Northumberland’s regency People were yearning for a legitimate and stable monarchy

Timeline to show Mary I’s Counter-Reformation and restoration of Catholicism

Mary’s restoration of Catholicism was successful Mary’s restoration of Catholicism was NOT successful

TWE was Mary’s religious policy a success? What were Mary’s aims in her religious policy? Success Failure

How did Mary reverse the tide of Protestantism in England? Education Persecution

I want to Mary the Spanish Philip because….. To quell English fears I will…. We oppose the marriage because…

Wyatt Rebellion

Plan: Protestant rebellion? Nationalist rebellion?

Plan:Rebel against Mary. Replace with Edward Courtenay. Great Grandson of Edward IV. Countenay would marry Eliza. Rebellion was planned with Protestant rebellion? Nationalist rebellion?

Cause Event Consequence

Evaluating Mary’s reign Success Failure Social Political Economic Religious Military

Henry VIII Catherine of Aragon Anne Boleyn Mary I Philip of Spain Elizabeth I Protestantism Catholicism France Cranmer Calais Thomas Wyatt Lady Jane Grey

The Tudor Dynasty suffered a crisis between the years 1547 – 1558 The Tudor Dynasty suffered a crisis between the years 1547 – 1558. How valid is this assessment? Agree Disagree

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