9_rose e statzell_elizabeth i-period9
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Queen Elizabeth I
Rose Statzell, Melissa Levinsky, Danny Leimer, John Suarez
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Religion Elizabeth relied on Sir William Cecil
for advice concerning religiouschoices and decisions.
Religion was Queen Elizabethsmain concern in her early reign.
The Act of Uniformity 1559 requiredthe use of Protestant Book ofCommon Prayer in church services.
Took the control of the church from
the Papal. Queen Elizabeth assumed the tittleSupreme Governor of the Churchof England.
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Personality High intelligence
o Good wisdomo Spoke three languages
Latin French German
Didnt talk about her personal lifeo She was known as The Virgin Queeno Never married
Had a bad tempero Inherited her temper from both her mother and father
Elizabeth was considered a great queeno Was very kindo Popular amongst the people
Very respectfulo Always used manners in publico Kind to all people
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Concept of Power Had power over the church and the country Had power of life and death, could make
executions whenever necessary Known as the master of political science Followed after her father and his views with
the supremacist view on monarchy
Would directly antagonize Parliament Had great devotion from her advisementcouncil
Always made last minute decisions
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Technology, Arts, and Theater Technology
o Shipbuilding increasedo Navigation made voyages easier
Arts, And Theatero Elizabeth's court had musicians, writerso Shakespeare's plays were made famous because of Queen
Elizabeth.o Encouraged Shakespeare, Marlow and Bacon in their
playwritingo Artists Nicholas Hilliard
Drew her pictures Made portraits with elegance and also were used toportray her power
First theater was built during her reignWanted Shakespeare plays in her theater
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Economics
population doubled while she was queeno growth made the economy suffer
harvest was poor at least once every 10 years she was queen expansion in trade
o shipbuilding and navigation became safero major export was woolen cloth
traded at Netherlands port traded for French wine would make cloth exportso Spanish were better at making things with cloth
had to recover economic damage from Queen Mary economy flourished because of middle class allowed for expansion in North America
o British East Indian Company joint-stock company
Muscovy Companyo traded English goods
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Politics
Elizabeth saw her position as a position to help the peopleo didnt try to make problems with people in other countries or
within her owno agreed to a war against Spain
People questioned her and how legitimate she was because hermom was Protestant and not Catholic like her father was
Her father, King Henry (VIII) made her an illegitimate daughter whenhe divorced Anne Boleyn
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Fashion
dressed to show status people werent allowed to look better than the queen wore a lot of black and white to symbolize purity and virginity wore a lot of makeup after she had small pox, which scarred
her faceo used white lead
wore a wig to show her high fashion would stuff her cheeks with rags to keep them looking full