After irrefutable evidence of Mary's involvement in such plots came to light, Elizabeth sadly succumbed to the pressure from her advisors and had the Scottish princess executed in 1587. The persecution of continental Protestants forced Elizabeth into war, a situation which she desperately tried to avoid...
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She sent an army to aid French Huguenots (Calvinists who had settled in France) after a 1572 massacre wherein over three thousand Huguenots lost their lives. She sent further assistance to Protestant factions on the continent and in Scotland following the emergence of radical Catholic groups and assisted Belgium in their bid to gain independence from Spain...
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Queen Elizabeth Then her army was then defeated so she fled to England so Elizabeth would supply her with protection but little did she know would turn agaisnt her. Elizabeth imprisoned Mary for nineteen years...	2 / 456
queen elizabeth The situation with Mary Queen of Scots was most vexing to Elizabeth. Mary, in Elizabeth's custody beginning in 1568 (for her own protection from radical Protestants and disgruntled Scots), gained the loyalty of Catholic factions and instituted several-failed assassination/overthrow plots against her cousin, Elizabeth...	2 / 311
Queen Elizabeth I Upon her coronation Queen Elizabeth changed England from a Catholic state to a Protestant one which made many Catholics unhappy and enraged although she promoted tolerance of all religions through her religious Tolerance Acts...	2 / 445
Queen Elizabeth I For the first time in her life, Elizabeth showed some concern. She was now, the only major protestant leader in Europe. At this time, Elizabeth's Privy council drew up a Bond of Association which pledged that its signers, in an attempt on Elizabeth's life, would kill the assassins along with the claimant to the throne who the attempt was made for...	3 / 798