2 How Did Elizabeth Use Her Power Ocr Gce J411 9 1 The Elizabethans

2 How Did Elizabeth Use Her Power Ocr Gce J411 9 1 The Elizabethans Elizabeth and government the power of the queen • how did elizabeth use her power? elizabeth and her court: patronage, the privy council and the rebellion of the earl of essex • what is an interpretation? what do historians say about how elizabeth used her power? christopher haigh v. susan doran. • who was elizabeth?. How did elizabeth use her power with her courtiers? used grand occasions to impress the nobles she wanted to impress the nobles because they owned a lot of land and she relied on them to keep the peace they wanted to be in favour to gain more wealth and power she wanted widespread support so even had some catholic courtiers so she didn.

2 How Did Elizabeth Use Her Power Ocr Gce J411 9 1 The Elizabethans Introduction 2 1 majesty 8 how did elizabeth use her power? closer look 1– elizabeth in film and on television 2 ‘dangerous people’ 26 why were there so few catholics in elizabeth’s kingdom by 1603? closer look 2 – ‘little john’ and how he is remembered 3 daily lives 44 what mattered to the elizabethans?. Spain started to support plotters who wanted to replace elizabeth with the catholic mary queen of scots. england and spain were at war after england had sent men to fight against the spanish in the netherlands. Elizabeth believed that god had appointed her and she in turn appointed men to help her govern the country. she did face rebellions but remained in power until her death. during elizabethan times. Interpretations b and c both focus on the power of elizabeth i. how far do they differ and what might explain any differences? an extract from ‘the making of the united kingdom, 1500–1750’, a secondary school textbook written by j f aylett in 1992. elizabeth i was england’s only unmarried queen.

4 Elizabeth And Her Parliaments Ocr Gce J411 9 1 The Elizabethans Elizabeth believed that god had appointed her and she in turn appointed men to help her govern the country. she did face rebellions but remained in power until her death. during elizabethan times. Interpretations b and c both focus on the power of elizabeth i. how far do they differ and what might explain any differences? an extract from ‘the making of the united kingdom, 1500–1750’, a secondary school textbook written by j f aylett in 1992. elizabeth i was england’s only unmarried queen. Interpretations b and c are both about elizabeth’s power but they give very different views about her. interpretation b says how successful elizabeth was and that her reign was a ‘golden age’. many other historians have agreed with this view arguing that elizabeth saved england from invasion by spain. © ocr 2018 j411 18 jun18 turn over section b the elizabethans, 1580–1603 answer questions 6 (a–b) and 7. 6 (a) in interpretation a, the historian argues that most people in elizabethan england did not share the views of the puritans about dancing. identify and explain one way in which she does this. [3]. Elizabethans believed that god had appointed the monarch and she had the power and status to grant jobs to those below her. they in turn granted rewards and jobs to the people below them and so. The ocr b gcse history depth study the elizabethans 1580 1603 explores the late elizabethan period a “golden age” marked by dynamic political power, cultural achievements, and significant religious conflict. students study how queen elizabeth i exercised and consolidated her authority through strategies such as patronage, controlling her.

6 Elizabeth And Her People Ocr Gce J411 9 1 The Elizabethans 1580 Interpretations b and c are both about elizabeth’s power but they give very different views about her. interpretation b says how successful elizabeth was and that her reign was a ‘golden age’. many other historians have agreed with this view arguing that elizabeth saved england from invasion by spain. © ocr 2018 j411 18 jun18 turn over section b the elizabethans, 1580–1603 answer questions 6 (a–b) and 7. 6 (a) in interpretation a, the historian argues that most people in elizabethan england did not share the views of the puritans about dancing. identify and explain one way in which she does this. [3]. Elizabethans believed that god had appointed the monarch and she had the power and status to grant jobs to those below her. they in turn granted rewards and jobs to the people below them and so. The ocr b gcse history depth study the elizabethans 1580 1603 explores the late elizabethan period a “golden age” marked by dynamic political power, cultural achievements, and significant religious conflict. students study how queen elizabeth i exercised and consolidated her authority through strategies such as patronage, controlling her.