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    Why did the Spanish armada fail in 1582 In 1588 Phillip 11 sent an armada to other throw Elizabeth and replaces her with a catholic monarch. In this essay i am going to explain why the armada failed by looking at the difference between the Spanish and English and how these affected the outcome of the conflict. An important reason for the failure of the Spanish armada was the planning. The Spanish plan was simple but could have been effective. The Spanish had the strongest army in Europe and 34

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    readers depiction of a period in history‚ authors use historical context. In Hamlet‚ Shakespeare desires to provoke though through his use of historical context throughout the text. In the particular period this text was written; seventeenth century England‚ the vast cultural phenomenon known as the Renaissance was occurring. The effect of the Renaissance‚ and the harvesting of new ideas‚ values and knowledge can be reflected upon in the text. In response to the Renaissance‚ there occurred the development

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    Elizabeth devised a plan to help Union prisoners escape. Van Lew started to gain more Unionists who were willing to help which‚ made things easier but riskier. Van Lew even cunningly got one of her most trusted former slaves inside the confederate white house‚ to serve has a servant. However‚ late she’ll be secretly working with Elizabeth and other Unionist to help the union. Elizabeth was studying people and places to see‚ when it’ll be good to commence part of her plan. She had connections in the

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    Elizabeth’s back to go to war was granted. His power at court was weakened when he led an unsuccessful rebellion in 1601 where he rebelled against Elizabeth and the court faction - led by Robert Cecil - to gain further influence and control at court. These sources suggests the Earl of Essex caused his own downfall. Source 10 suggests that Elizabeth had a decent relationship with Essex as she gave him "£4‚000 to clear" his "debt". This questions how he came into debt. She understands why Essex

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    King Henry VIII who lived from 1509-1547 amazes over the hundreds of years. He established a national church‚ changed government‚ assembled a solid Navy and supported a prospering of expressions of the human experience. He is additionally associated with the unprecedented conjugal carousel that saw him marry six wives in his journey for a male beneficiary to secure the Tudor line on England’s throne. Henry VIII was a Scottish king. Henry VIII had multiple wives throughout his short lifespan. Each

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    Through Transformation The Elizabethan Age of late 16th century England is considered to be the golden era of Britain‚ as it was the segue between the struggles of the Catholic and Protestant extremists in early 16th century‚ and the clashes of parliament and the monarchy of the 17th century. The Protestant Reformation was becoming easily accepted by the people after the repulsion of the Spanish Armada in 1588 and Elizabeth I remained relatively successful in maintaining a peace unknown in France

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    the beginning of her reign‚ Queen Elizabeth was resented‚ as many did not want to see a woman on the throne. Her advisors warned her not to appear before her armed soldiers‚ for fear that they would turn on her. Queen Elizabeth knew her audience and her public image well and‚ for this reason‚ urgently sought to pacify with her audience immediately and opened her speech with strong pathetic disarming rhetoric. With her address‚ “My loving people…” (Tudor)‚ Elizabeth implied what their relationship was

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    Elizabeth and Parliament * Parliament under Elizabeth was not as powerful as it would later become. * Parliament didn’t meet as regularly as it had under Henry‚ when it was much more important. * When they did assemble‚ the MPs were more worried about when they could go home than what was actually going on. Attendance deteriorated quickly in the latter parliamentary sessions. * Only 10% of MPs spoke in debates and only 47% voted * Elizabeth didn’t particularly like

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    scheme. Students will also be encouraged to incorporate their pre-reading knowledge into the scene. For example‚ students may include an improve comment referring to Othello as Judas‚ Desdemona as a lamb‚ or draw attention to Iago’s statement‚ “I am not what I am‚” and it’s coordination to the Bible. It will be clear to the class that text such as the Bible will be referenced as a piece of literature that encompasses literary devices such as allusions and symbols. The Bible will not be discussed or

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    appealing to the fear of the unknown and raising the question of the type of monarch after Queen Elizabeth’s demise. Elizabeth brought about both political and economic stability during her reign; a leader such as Elizabeth was necessary for the well-being of the nation. Furthermore‚ it is explicit when “Caesar…I know…would not be…sheep…he were…lion” is an implication‚ through the imperative ‘I know’‚ that the individuals in power would not want to be considered a ‘sheep’ but rather a lion. This is an allusion

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