Partly.
Mary was brought up in France and spoke English with French accent. She was married three times, to the young King of France, to Lord Darnley (who was the father of James VI of Scotland and I of England and Scotland) and the Earl of Bothwell who, captured by pirates, went mad and died in Dragsholm Castle in Denmark.
Catholic countries like Spain were outraged by her execution, which certainly played a role in the long-planned (and ultimately disastrous) attack on England, the leading Protestant power of the time.
There isn"t any- Spanish Armada battle occured in l558 shortly after the accession of Elizabeth Tudor ( Elizabeth I). Mary I ( Bloody Mary) died in l558 of natural causes. Mary, Queen of Scots was executed by axe in l587 which is almost two decades later. Both Maries were devout Roman Catholics, Elizabeth was what we now calle Episcopalian or Anglican.
Queen Elizabeth was the queen of England when the English were attacked by the Spanish.
There was a Queen, Elizabeth 1
The success of Spanish Armada would mean that Queen Elizabeth, (viewed as a Protestant heretic) would be deposed and the people subjugated to the Spanish rule and forcibly converted to Catholicism.
eliminate Queen Elizabeth I and make England a Catholic country.
Queen Elizabeth I.
She was queen during the Spanish Armada, and she made the spanish armada happen.
Queen Elizabeth was the queen of England when the English were attacked by the Spanish.
No, Queen Elizabeth I was England's monarch during the time of the Spanish Armada (1588). Queen Elizabeth did not actually take part in the sea battle.
Queen Elizabeth the First of England.
The execution of Mary, Queen of Scots on February 7th, 1587. The defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588.
no
The monarch at the time of the Armada was queen Elizabeth the first.
She defeated the spanish armada
Elizabeth the first
she sent in fire ships
The Spanish Armada.
Queen Elizabeth 1