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Money |
Not Successful
Money |
Money
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1. A great success - Elizabeth I Managed to raise money in many different ways.
2.Sold royal land and property and sold "monopolies" which gave special trading rights to those who paid a lot of money. 3. Clever innovative policy that meant she had enough money. |
1. Elizabeth used "monopolies" unfairly - the merchants paid her for them kept putting the prices up. People felt they were being taxed unfairly.
2. Elizabeth risked her popularity and eventually changed her policy, abandoning some of the monopolies. |
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Mary Queen Of Scots |
Not Successful
Mary Queen Of Scots |
Mary Queen Of Scots
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1. Had the courage to deal with the problem
2. Didn't just execute her -carefully waited until there was evidence against her, and only then put her to death 3.Mary Queen Of Scots threatened Elizabeth as she was the focus of catholic plots. Elizabeth stopped this. |
1.Elizabeth unfairly executed Mary Queen Of Scots - the evidence probably never existed.
2.Elizabeth only executed as the religious settlement was a failure. It was therefore Elizabeth's Mistake. 3. Mary was never really any threat. It was only because Elizabeth never bothered to get married. (A big mistake) |
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Beggars and the poor |
Not Successful
Beggars and the poor |
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1. Elizabeth introduced the 1601 poor law that sorted out the problems - it punished the beggars who faked disabilities or were just lazy.
2. Each parish were responsible for dealing with their deserving poor (those who were genuine) 3. An enormous problem that Elizabeth did well to make progress with. |
1. Elizabeth's new law was nothing new- many people felt it wasn't harsh enough.
2. Elizabeth didn't solve the problem -and her policy was unfair making a whole city responsible looking after lazy and faking people. |
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Phillip II And Spain |
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Phillip II And Spain |
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