16th Century Attitudes Towards Female Rulers (Edexcel A-Level History): Quizzes

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16th Century Attitudes Towards Female Rulers
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When did Mary Tudor become queen, marking the first female ruler of England in her own right in 400 years?

1553

What did John Knox mean by the word 'regiment' in his 1558 work against female rulers?

Rule or government

Which biblical reasons did Knox give for women being inferior to men?

Created from man & Eve's temptation

How was the conflict over Queen Matilda's claim in 1135 eventually resolved?

Her son Henry would rule after Stephen

Which role was expected of a queen consort but NOT a king?

Interceding for peace and mercy

Why was Philip of Spain considered an appropriate match for Mary Tudor?

Equal rank, devout Catholic, her cousin

What did the 1554 marriage treaty prevent Philip from doing?

Appointing foreigners to English govt

When did Wyatt's Rebellion occur, partly due to fears about Mary's Spanish marriage?

January 1554

Which foreign prince was considered as a suitor for Elizabeth as late as 1581?

Henry, Duke of Anjou

From when did Elizabeth develop her 'Virgin Queen' image?

Late 1570s onwards

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