She beheaded her cousin (very reluctantly) because Mary was conspiring with a group of English catholics to have Elizabeth killed. If she had succeeded in this then she, Mary, would have become the next queen of England and the hope was that the country could then return to Catholicism.
she should be executed because she followed a different religion too elizabeth
chop off their head.
Queen Elizibeths real name is Daris Adaiya Elayne Tudor
Bloody Mary as she was known was a devout catholic, so she would kill anyone who did not agree with her beliefs, she would burn or behead anyone who opposed her views, especially the protestants who tried to oppose her.
She didn't hate her until her reign started. Instead she was very fond of her when they were younger. She taught her how to play the lute, they exchanged gifts and played cards together. Mary also warned her for Thomas Seymour and urged her not to live with Catherine Parr and him. This is interesting, since she had a lot of reason to hate Elizabeth's mother and view her as nothing but a bastard. When Mary became queen, she was at first still friendly to her. Later she began to perceive her as a threat to her marriage and the catholic faith. This in part because Elizabeth was very dubious about conversion. People who were discontent with Mary, all saw in Elizabeth a happy alternative and began to plot for Mary's demise.
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because she was ill and let elizibeth take the throne
No she was not, she ruled for a long time, it was Mary queen of scots who was beheaded
there are many possibilitys for his victims but all historians agree on 5: Mary ann Nicolas Annie Chapman Elizibeth Stride Catherine Eddowes Mary Jane Kelly
Lady Mary Killigrew was a pirate.In the 16th cetury Queen Elizibeth the 1st setentenst her arrested then sentenst her to death. by Jasmine.Age 10.
The "virgin queen" Queen Elizibeth The "virgin queen" Queen Elizibeth
I assume you are talking about the first daughter of Henry VIII. She was also known as Bloody Mary. Her mother was Henry's first wife (the only one he did not behead). Her name was Catherine of Aragon and she was Spanish royalty.
the elizobenthans was the tribe of elizibeth
Yes- perhaps the two most famous examples are Queen Elizibeth I and II. Also, Mathilda (though she was never crowned) in 1141. Jane Grey for a meager 9 days. Mary I, Mary II, Anne and Victoria.
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Henry VIII didn't physically behead anyone himself; others did it.
The Mary alluded to in this traditional English nursery rhyme is Mary Tudor, or Bloody Mary, who was the daughter of King Henry VIII. Queen Mary was a staunch Catholic and the garden referred to is an allusion to graveyards which were increasing in size with those who dared to continue to adhere to the Protestant faith. The silver bells and cockle shells were colloquialisms for instruments of torture. The 'maids' were a device to behead people similar to the guillotine.