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ELIZABETHAN AGE

During the Elizabethan era, Elizabeth I reigned as a significant figure in both domestic and foreign affairs. Her reign saw the intensification of tensions with Spain, largely due to religious differences and maritime conflicts.

War of 1812 & Treaty of Ghent

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The Xmas You Have Ne

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Web Site Menus

door Sallie Draper

The Relationship Between Parliament and the Courts in Law-Making

door Carl Trewin

ELIZABETHAN AGE

Foreign policy

cold war between England and Spain

English pirates attacked Spanish ships with support of Elizabeth

Pope Alexander VI had split Latin America in two parts to:

Portugal

Spain

tensions with Spain

Philip II had many colonies and he was Catholic

the trade and the industry became important

Elizabeth gave licenses to domestic companies

discontent

monopolies

particular area to conduct trade

private companies

She became the head of the church and defender of the faith

Anglican church became a pillar of the Elizabethean state

in 1559 she established

ACT OF SUPREMACY

ACT OF UNION

She was born in 1533

She wasn't married

she came to the throne in 1558

in 1588 she reestablished the supremacy of the nation

meanwhile Mary of Scots married Dauphin of France

national church as its servant

ELIZABETHAN AGE

During the Elizabethan era, Elizabeth I reigned as a significant figure in both domestic and foreign affairs. Her reign saw the intensification of tensions with Spain, largely due to religious differences and maritime conflicts.

War of 1812 & Treaty of Ghent

The Xmas You Have Ne

Web Site Menus

The Relationship Between Parliament and the Courts in Law-Making

ELIZABETHAN AGE

Foreign policy

cold war between England and Spain

English pirates attacked Spanish ships with support of Elizabeth

Pope Alexander VI had split Latin America in two parts to:

Portugal

Spain

tensions with Spain

Philip II had many colonies and he was Catholic

the trade and the industry became important

Elizabeth gave licenses to domestic companies

discontent

monopolies

particular area to conduct trade

private companies

She became the head of the church and defender of the faith

Anglican church became a pillar of the Elizabethean state

in 1559 she established

ACT OF SUPREMACY

ACT OF UNION

She was born in 1533

She wasn't married

she came to the throne in 1558

in 1588 she reestablished the supremacy of the nation

meanwhile Mary of Scots married Dauphin of France

national church as its servant

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ELIZABETHAN AGE

During the Elizabethan era, Elizabeth I reigned as a significant figure in both domestic and foreign affairs. Her reign saw the intensification of tensions with Spain, largely due to religious differences and maritime conflicts.

War of 1812 & Treaty of Ghent

The Xmas You Have Ne

Web Site Menus

The Relationship Between Parliament and the Courts in Law-Making

ELIZABETHAN AGE

Foreign policy

cold war between England and Spain

English pirates attacked Spanish ships with support of Elizabeth

Pope Alexander VI had split Latin America in two parts to:

Portugal

Spain

tensions with Spain

Philip II had many colonies and he was Catholic

the trade and the industry became important

Elizabeth gave licenses to domestic companies

discontent

monopolies

particular area to conduct trade

private companies

She became the head of the church and defender of the faith

Anglican church became a pillar of the Elizabethean state

in 1559 she established

ACT OF SUPREMACY

ACT OF UNION

She was born in 1533

She wasn't married

she came to the throne in 1558

in 1588 she reestablished the supremacy of the nation

meanwhile Mary of Scots married Dauphin of France

national church as its servant

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