Essay Planning: Elizabeth's Accession and Its Impact on Queen, Government, and Religion
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This worksheet guides students through planning an essay on Elizabeth I's accession, focusing on her impact on the monarchy, government, and religion. It provides structured questions to help students develop a balanced and analytical essay.
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Essay Planning: Elizabeth's Accession and Its Impact on Queen, Government, and Religion
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Essay Planning: Elizabeth's Accession and Its Impact
Essay Title: How did Elizabeth I's accession influence the development of the monarchy, government, and religion in England?
Introduction Thesis: Outline the significance of Elizabeth's accession in shaping the future of England's monarchy, government, and religious landscape.
Point 1 with Evidence: Explain how Elizabeth's accession restored stability to the monarchy after her predecessor’s troubled reign, emphasizing the importance of her legitimacy and the support of key nobles.
Point 2 with Evidence: Analyse the religious changes initiated by Elizabeth, including the Elizabethan Religious Settlement, and how these shaped national unity.
Counter-argument: Outline alternative views that suggest Elizabeth’s early reign faced ongoing religious and political instability, which limited her initial impact.
Conclusion: Summarise how Elizabeth’s accession was a turning point that established a more centralised and moderate monarchy, influencing subsequent policies.
Note: Use this scaffold to plan a balanced, analytical essay by expanding each section with relevant evidence and evaluation.
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