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When did Mary reign?

1553 - 1558

Why were women unacceptable as a monarch?

* Hysteria


* Incapable of leading an army


* When married, the husband would take over


* Weaken the monarchy bc belief that women were inferior to men


* Couldn't make rational decisions



Did the marriage of Mary to Philip of Spain cause a crisis? Make people more against Mary?

* Spanish marriage tearing kingdom apart


* Wyatt aimed to depose Mary and place Elizabeth on throne


* Philip was a foreigner


* Rebellions & plots


* Political instability


* Drag England into Hapsburg Wars


* Fear that Philip would take control of country


* Nobles feared they would lose influence/positions of authority


* Spaniards would overrun country


* Fear that country would bc Catholic again



Why were people against Mary taking the throne?

* She was a woman


* Catholic

Why did they want her on throne?

* legitimate heir - God's will


* in Henry's will


* wanted to return to Catholicism

Why couldn't Mary enforce Catholicism immediately?

* London was very Protestant & she was living there


* Wasn't going to tolerate extreme Protestants, wanted obedience


* English Prayer Books - people could still practice Protestantism



What was the reaction to the persecution of Protestants?

* Many saw it as entertainment


* Some people who sympathized with the victims but didn't stop it



Evidence that England was becoming Catholic again?

* Restoration of the Parish churches


* End pluralism and nepotism


* Catholic New Testament


* new Book of Homilies


* seminaries to be established


* Catholic worship returned speedily


* Changes were welcomed by many


* Parishioners committed large sums of money to process of restoration


* Swift establishment of mass



Evidence that there were still elements of Protestantism?

* Protestant literature was hard to control eg. English bible


* Second Prayer Book meant that Protestant underground could be sustained


* slow process to restore Catholicism

Why did Northumberland lunch the Lady Jane Grey plot?

* he was P, didn't want Mary on throne


* loses power and influence if M is Queen


* LJG married to his son = power & influence


* Religious changes will be undone


* thought he'd have backing of elite (bc they had benefited from dissolution of monasteries)


* Fear of a female ruler (LJG was plan B)





Why did the Wyatt rebellion 1554 fail?

* Mary's marriage to Philip


* Hatred of foreigners


* Hapsburg-Valois wars


* fears that Mary would be dominated by Philip


* fears of Spaniards - patronage


* Religion - wanted Protestant monarch


* losing influence, money & power under Mary