Lady Jane Grey part 11: Queen Mary Pardons Jane's Supporters

Lady Jane Grey was briefly Queen of England before being imprisoned in the Tower of London. Her reign ended as Mary ascended to the throne, showing mercy to those who had opposed her. Jane's story became legendary among Protestants, while Mary was recognized for her royal lineage and leadership qualities despite public scrutiny.

What significant change occurred in Lady Jane Grey's status after her brief reign?

• She became a powerful queen.

• She was exiled to France.

• She was crowned Queen of Ireland.

• She was imprisoned in the Tower of London.

Where was Guildford Dudley imprisoned after being separated from Jane?

• In the Duchess of Northumberland's residence.

• In the Tower Green.

• In the Beauchamp Tower.

• In the royal apartments.

What was the public's reaction to Jane and Guildford's imprisonment?

• They demanded their release.

• They were unaware of it.

• They celebrated their downfall.

• They knew and were concerned.

Who informed Mary of her proclamation as queen?

• Her mother.

• The Duke of Northumberland.

• Sir William Padgett and Henry Fitzallen.

• Lady Jane Grey.

How did Mary respond to the nobles who switched their allegiance from Jane to her?

• She ignored their pleas.

• She pardoned them graciously.

• She punished them severely.

• She exiled them to Ireland.

What was one of the criticisms chroniclers had about Queen Mary?

• She was not of royal lineage.

• She was too young to rule.

• She had a soft and gentle voice.

• She was of low stature with a loud voice.

What did Mary do first after securing her kingdom?

• She executed her enemies.

• She gave thanks to God.

• She traveled to France.

• She arranged a grand feast.