From Paper 1: British thematic study and British depth study
3(a)5 marks
In what ways did the Elizabethans try to deal with the problem of the poor? Explain your answer.
From Paper 1: British thematic study and British depth study
3(b)15 marks
Source A (written for this paper; fictional author typical of the period): from a sermon, 1580: 'The theatres are schools of vice, where idle apprentices learn to cheat their masters.' How useful is Source A for a historian studying attitudes to the theatre in Elizabethan England? Use the source and your knowledge.
From Paper 1: British thematic study and British depth study
3(c)20 marks
'The greatest threat to Elizabeth I came from Catholics.' How far do you agree? [20 marks]
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