Was Elizabeth I 'weak and feeble'?

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Which of the following monarchs were in favour of Protestantism? Select three answers.

Elizabeth I rejected King Philip II of Spain's proposal of marriage.

He saw it as an opportunity to take the throne from Elizabeth.

He was married to her, so had to support her.

Why did Philip II support Mary Queen of Scot’s uprising?

Elizabeth I decided to join in the fighting and was stronger than the Spanish men.

Stormy weather meant the Spanish ships had to keep moving.

The English ships were smaller and more agile than the Spanish ships.

The Spanish ships did not have enough weaponry on board.

Why did Philip II's Spanish Armada fail? Choose two reasons.

Elizabeth was saying she was not as strong as a man.

Elizabeth was stating that was related to King Henry VIII.

Elizabeth was trying to show that she was as brave as any male king.

Why do you think Elizabeth I said she had ‘the body of a weak and feeble woman’ but ‘the heart and stomach of a king’?

Who fought in the battle of Stamford Bridge? Select three answers.

What was the first job Henry II gave to Thomas Beckett?

What were the monuments called that Edward I built to honour his wife, Eleanor of Castile?

He wanted to be able to find new wife to have his male heir.

He wanted to be the leader of the Church.

What was the main reason Henry VIII chose to leave the Roman Catholic Church?