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Exam Skills: Early Elizabethan England, 1558–88
‘The effective use of naval tactics was the main reason for the English victory over the Spanish Armada.’
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‘The attitude of the Papacy was the main reason why Catholic opposition to Elizabeth increased in the years 1559-88.’
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‘There was little change in education in Early Elizabethan England.’
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‘The leisure activities of the rich and the leisure activities of the poor in early Elizabethan England were very similar.’
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‘The problem of Elizabeth’s legitimacy was the main problem she faced when she became queen in 1558.’
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‘New technology was the main reason why exploration by the English increased in the years 1558-88.’
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