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What challenge did Elizabeth face when she came to the throne in 1558?
What challenge did Elizabeth face when she came to the throne in 1558?
- Uniting a divided population with differing religious beliefs (correct)
- Handling foreign invasion threats
- Managing political unrest
- Dealing with economic instability
What did Elizabeth do to ease religious tensions and bring together different religious groups?
What did Elizabeth do to ease religious tensions and bring together different religious groups?
- Passed two laws known as the Religious Settlement (correct)
- Proclaimed herself the absolute ruler of the Church
- Formed an alliance with the Catholic Church of Rome
- Enforced strict punishment for religious dissent
What was the significance of Elizabeth being made the Supreme Governor of the Church?
What was the significance of Elizabeth being made the Supreme Governor of the Church?
- It took power away from the Catholic Pope in Rome (correct)
- It imposed strict religious doctrines on the population
- It abolished the concept of religious leadership
- It led to the expulsion of Protestant groups
What was Henry VIII's role in relation to the Church?
What was Henry VIII's role in relation to the Church?
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What was the purpose behind Elizabeth's title as Governor of the Church?
What was the purpose behind Elizabeth's title as Governor of the Church?
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What was the aim of Elizabeth's 'middle way' compromise?
What was the aim of Elizabeth's 'middle way' compromise?
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