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Did Mary, Queen of Scots, agree with the Babington Plot?
Yes, she secretly supported it in her letters.
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True or False: The Middle Way pleased everyone.
False.
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Why was Mary I called “Bloody Mary”?
Because she burned many Protestants during her reign.
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What did the discovery of the Babington Plot prove to Elizabeth I?
That Mary, Queen of Scots, was a threat to her rule.
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How old was Edward VI when he became king?
9
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Why did Edward become king before his sisters?
He was a boy.
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Why was Elizabeth’s childhood difficult? Name 1 reason.
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What did the Babington Plot want to achieve?
Kill Elizabeth and put Mary, Queen of Scots, on the throne.
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Why did some people want Mary, Queen of Scots, to be queen instead of Elizabeth?
Because Mary was Catholic and they didn’t like Elizabeth’s Protestant rule.
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What happened to Mary, Queen of Scots, after the plot was discovered?
She was executed.
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Put these monarchs in order: Edward VI, Elizabeth I, Mary I.
Edward VI, Mary I, Elizabeth I
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What religion was Edward VI?
Protestant
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What happened to Elizabeth’s mother when she was little?
She was executed.
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