Elizabeth I urged the colonization of Ireland becauseMultiple Choiceas a Protestant, she feared that radical Puritans might use that Catholic island as a base for religious rebellion.as the daughter of Anne Boleyn, she needed respect and an enlarged realm.as a monarch, she feared that foreign powers would use that contentious island as a base for invading England.as a Catholic, she wanted to reconvert the Protestant Irish.

What was the precedent set by the English colonization of Ireland?Multiple Choicethat it was justifiable to brutally repress a race that they believed to be inferiorthat Catholics had a perfect right in the name of the church to conquer Protestantsthat if the Spanish could attempt an attack on the English, the English could respond with an attack on the Irishthat a nearby domain was fair game for conquest

Which of these was NOT a feature of Elizabeth's response to Puritans who opposed the settlement?

How did Mary McAleese work to improve relationships between Ireland and other countries during her time as president?

One feature of Catholic acceptance of the Religious Settlement was acceptance of Elizabeth's leadership. Which piece of supporting information best describes this feature?

Rather than risk the possibility of Catholic succession through James II, English aristocrats invited his daughter __________________________ and her husband _________________________ to invade England and take her father's throne. This is called the Glorious Revolution.Group of answer choicesDiana and CharlesAnne and WilliamCharles and AnneMary and William