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Queen Elizabeth

When Queen Elizabeth I became Queen in November in 1558, it was thought that she would restore Protestant faith in England. Although, before Queen Elizabeth I rule, her sister Queen Mary was strictly Catholic while Elizabeth was strictly Protestant. When Mary died, Queen Elizabeth succeeded the throne. Elizabeth's main concern was the peace and stability of the state, and if the state is stable then your people are happy. If the people are happy then you are powerful and have complete control over them (Haigh, P. 170). With that in mind she was very tolerant in the Catholic lifestyle that allowed her


With the reformed churches, by 1603 England was mostly Protestant making Catholics the minority. Then the people were somewhat happy. One main factor that helped Queen Elizabeth I stay in power and keep the people's trust was to accommodate each belief. All in all, the Queen liked parts of Catholicism that were adopted into the Protestant church. She felt that unity of the churches would bring obedience between the Catholic's and the Protestant church (Haigh, P. She had strict rules and laws to follow about the church that called for liturgical obedience from priests and church goers. Another main factor in why religion helped Queen Elizabeth I keep her power was because the courts and counsels were monopolized by Protestant leaders that were appointed by the Queen (Haigh, P. That made the transition for the people easier, and therefore the Queen was well liked and had increasing power over them (Rosman, P. Although Queen Elizabeth I was Protestant, she did not want to convert the churches completely Protestant because that would make it even harder for Catholics to accept a Protestant lifestyle (Rosman, P. Although it was illegal to practice Catholicism, she didn't care what went on as long as the people were faithful to her and attended church regularly (Rosma, P.

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