Elizabeth I: Cause and Consequence of the Golden Age
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This worksheet explores the causes and consequences of Elizabeth I's reign during her Golden Age, focusing on key events and their impacts.
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Elizabeth I: Cause and Consequence of the Golden Age
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The Rise of Elizabeth I
Source A: Letter from Elizabeth I to her courtiers
'My accession to the throne was secured through careful planning and the support of my allies. I faced many challenges, but my determination and the loyalty of my supporters helped me prevail.' Provenance: Speech delivered by Elizabeth I in 1559, shortly after her accession.
Factors Contributing to Elizabeth's Golden Age
Source B: Historian's view
'Elizabeth's reign marked a period of stability, economic growth, and cultural achievement, largely due to her policies and leadership.' Provenance: Modern historian's summary of Elizabeth I's reign.
Consequences of Elizabeth I's Reign
Source C: Contemporary account
'Elizabeth's reign led to a flourishing of arts and exploration, and established England as a major world power.' Provenance: 17th-century historian's summary.
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- 1/1/2026
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