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Elizabeth grew up fatherless, already giving her the ability to be strong without a man in her life.
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Elizabeth was captured and taken to the Tower of London. This was proof of just how much she had to deal with and fight during her reign.
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Elizabeth is crowned at 25
Officially crowning the queen gave her the power to rule her people as she pleased and make the decisions she wanted. -
This was a religious book that the queen thought everyone should abide by because she didn't believe in polytheism.
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The French are defeated by the English and this event is later resolved with a peace treaty appoved by the queen.
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Queen almost dies from smallpox. Had her life ended, many of the things she did following this time would'nt have happened.
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Between England and France
This was important because there was once a battle between the two powerhouses and to say that there was peace was an accomplishment. -
Pope Pius V tries to remove the queen from her postion during rebellion.
She constantly had scandalous people around her that were trying to destroy her strength is what kept her in position. -
The queen appoints him as the first cheif spy master.
Spies were almost necessary during these times because people weren't to be trusted and most of the time, those people were next to you everyday. -
More land meant more power/wealth, so when Elizabeth declined this land, it didn't weaken her, but it definitely could've been promising.
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Between Englad and France
After the Treaty of Troyes, eventually these two parties were brought even closer with this alliance also approved by Elizabeth.This was crucial for protection and power. -
This treaty was signed for the queen and Duke of Anjou.
Queen Elizabeth was thought to be a woman who had no interest in marital affairs, but when she agreed to this, she was viewed differently. -
After declining it at first, the queen took control of the Netherlands because, as a great leader, she knew they'd benefit from her protection.
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This was a key event during this time because Mary was very deceitful and sneaky, trying on numerous occasions to depose or destroy Elizabeth.
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The Spanish outnumbered the English and all odds were against them. However, the Spanish were defeated by the English under the rule of Queen Elizabeth.
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This was pivotal because it alowed for certain trade routes to now be accessed, which stregthened power and increased wealth.
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The loss of a great ruler who had made so many choices for the benefit of her people was unfortunate.