United KingdomHistory 61 · History
What did Elizabeth I do about religion when she became queen?
- aShe re-established the Church of England as the country's official churchCorrect answer
- bShe made Roman Catholicism the official religion again
- cShe banned all church services for several years
- dShe made the Church of Scotland the official church of England
Why?
Elizabeth I was a Protestant and restored the Church of England after her sister Mary's Catholic reign. She tried to find a middle way that most people could accept, to avoid more religious violence.
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