1. Elizabeth I
L.O. to develop an understanding of Eliza’s succession by completing charts.

8. Success
Failure
Improved government finances with the book of rates and rationalising the tax system.
Re-issued the currency
Developed a more specialised system of government using government committees and departments.
Smooth succession and maintenance of the Tudor dynasty.
Reinstated Catholicism
Quells the Wyatt Rebellion
Improved the military – Arms Act improved weapon production. Militia Act improved the Crown’s ability to raise an army. She builds ships restoring naval prowess!
Victory at the battle of Saint-Quentin
Created religious instability.
Calais
Spanish marriage – this dragged England into a foreign war.
Alienates support of her people.
Poor harvests –
Wyatt Rebellion
Developed a poor reputation as ‘Bloody Mary’.
Produced no heir to the throne.

9. Lord President of the Council The good Duke
Privy Council
Cambridge
Lord President of the Council
The good Duke
Lady Jane Grey
Margaret Tudor
Succession Act 1544
Earl of Warwick
Duke of Northumberland
The good Duke
The Second Act of Uniformity
Poor Law 1552
Treason Act
Sheep Tax repealed
Religious change under Northumberland – p
1552 Prayer book
Population growth
Roger Ascham
Poor Harvests
Hugh Latimer
Elizabeth
Richard Cox
Collapse of the cloth trade

10. A-Level lessons expectations
Link sheet Key words Statements with which to aggre and disagree Pictures Readings Essay questions

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

12. Eliza’s early life: Events for the timeline Birth 1533
Act of Succession 1544
1553 – Succession Crisis and Lady Jane Grey
1554 – Wyatt rebellion and imprisonment
Pictures of Catherine Parr and Thomas Seymore. What were their influences on Eliza’s life?

13. Elizabeth’s coronation was greeted with jubilation by all!
Agree
Disagree