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What was Elizabeth's court primarily?

A group of people around the queen

Which institution worked alongside the court to make laws and approve taxes?

Parliament

Who primarily made up Elizabeth's court?

Nobles and wealthy individuals

Approximately how many people were involved in Elizabeth's court?

2,000 people

What materials were courtiers' expensive clothes made from?

Gold and silver fabrics

What financial impact could attending court have on nobles?

It could be financially ruinous

What characteristic best describes Elizabeth's court in terms of location?

Highly mobile

Which two royal residences are specifically mentioned as places where the court met?

Greenwich and Hampton Court

Where did Elizabeth stay during Royal Progresses?

At homes of wealthy nobles & gentry

What was one key purpose of Royal Progresses?

To be seen by subjects across England

What did patronage allow Elizabeth to grant to her supporters?

Lands, positions & titles

What did the patronage system create that strengthened Elizabeth's position?

A network of mutual dependence

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