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Historians view Mary I, often referred to as "Bloody Mary," as a complex and controversial figure in English history. Her reign (1553-1558) is marked by her staunch Catholicism and efforts to reverse the Protestant Reformation initiated by her father, Henry VIII. While some historians criticize her for the brutal persecution of Protestants, others argue that her actions were driven by a genuine desire to restore Catholicism and secure her reign in a tumultuous period. Overall, interpretations of her legacy vary, reflecting broader debates about religion and power in Tudor England.
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Why might historians differ i their view if Shi Huangdi's success as a ruler?
because he is sick
Why do historians view the Tang dynasty as the Golden Age of Chinese culture?
because im stalking your mom.
Who became queen after Mary?
Elizabeth the 1st
Who owned the Mary rose?
The person who owned the Mary Rose was Elizabeth the 1st
Which year Mary 1st die?
Mary I (18 February 1516 - 17 November 1558)
How do historians generally view populism?
Historians generally view populism as a failure, but a successful one. It was successful because its failure brought about opportunity for some needed reforms.
Where is the Perry Historians Airy View School House in Newport Pennsylvania located?
The address of the Perry Historians Airy View School House is: Po Box 73, Newport, PA 17074-0073
What can historians find out by looking at the remains of The Mary Rose?
Why it sank, I would imagine.
How can personal biases and points of view influence historians when they are studying evidence?
Answer this question… They can lead historians to arrive at very different interpretations of an event.
Why might historians differ i their view if Shi Huangdi's success as a ruler?
because he is sick
How do historians view Jackson?
Michael Jackson? My opinion is that he was a "treasure" to our world ad he is AWESOME
How do historians generally populism?
Historians generally view populism as a failure, but a successful one. It was successful because its failure brought about opportunity for some needed reforms.
Who is elizibeths 1st half sister?
Mary the 1st.
Did Mary Tudor have any children?
Mary the 1st had no children.
What was Queen Mary I's religion?
Mary 1st was a catholic.
When might a historians point of view become bias?
When the historian has no evidence to back up his theory
From which point of view is the book speak?
1st point of view
