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Jan 15, 1559
Queen Elizabeth I's Coronation
Queen Elizabeth's coronation is significant because she spent a large amount of money to ensure that the festivities were extravagant to show others of her rightful claim to the crown. This was an important moment for Queen Elizabeth because she wanted to "keep up appearances" to show that she was there to stay. -
Period: Jan 15, 1559 to
Queen Elizabeth I's Reign
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Execution of Mary Queen of Scots
Queen Elizabeth decided to cut her losses and execute Mary Queen of Scots. She did this because of the potential threat that was arose that had Mary's name attached to it. This is important moment to Queen Elizabeth because she chose to protect her life and position as Queen over sparing a woman's life. -
Queen Elizabeth I's Speech at Tilbury
The battle with the Spanish Armada ranged from June to September of 1588. During this time Queen Elizabeth I addressed her troops stationed at Tilbury; her speech was inspiring and motivational. This was an important moment for the Queen because it gave her a chance to show that she would stand strong, despite the problems that arose. -
Queen Elizabeth I Dies
Queen Elizabeth I dies without an heir to succeed her. This is an important moment because the proability that all of the progress that she has made as an influential queen could be in vain.
