Family
Elizabeth I
Church
Military
Culture
100
Which Henry VIII wife was Anne Boleyn?
Second
100
This was Elizabeth I’s age when she took the English throne in 1558.
25
100
In her later years, Elizabeth I was seen as the earthly embodiment of which holy figure?
Virgin Mary 
100
The Spanish Armada took place in this year.
1588
100
Shakespeare’s play Richard III was written to support this royal family.
Tudor family
200
Whom married Mary I?
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200
This is how many years Elizabeth I ruled England, from 1558 until 1603.
44 years
200
What is the Act of Supremacy?
The Act of Supremacy was a law that made the English monarch the head of the Church of England instead of the Pope.
200
How many ships were in the Spanish Armada?
132
200
In 1576, this man built London’s first permanent theatre, simply called The Theatre.
James Burbage
300
Mary I’s husband, Philip II, belonged to this nationality.
Spanish 
300
This is the year in which Elizabeth I, daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, was born.
1533
300
Elizabeth I attempted to impose Protestantism in this Catholic country, leading to several rebellions supported by Spain.
Ireland
300
He attacked Cadiz in 1587.
Francis Drake
400
Whose son was Edward IV?
Henry VIII and Jane Seymour
400
These were the four languages Elizabeth I mastered as part of her humanist education under Catherine Parr.
French, Italian, Latin, Greek
400
When did Elizabeth I restore the Act of Supremacy?
In April 1559
400
Where did the land army gather?
At Tilbury
500
Anne Boleyn, the mother of Elizabeth I, was executed after being accused of this crime.
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500
This royal palace on the River Thames was the birthplace of Elizabeth I in 1533
Greenwich Palace
500
This Catholic royal became the figurehead of plots to remove Elizabeth I from the English throne.
Mary, Queen of Scots 
500
Why did Spanish galleons lose to the English galleons?
The Spanish ships were large and less nimble. The English ships were smaller and faster, armed with guns that could fire over longer distances.