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How did Elizabeth represent social compromise through the Church of England?
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Who was the ruler during Shakespeare's time?
There were two rulers of England during Shakespeare's life--Elizabeth I to 1603 and James I thereafter.
Did Elizabeth I attempted to restore Catholicism in England through harsh persecution?
No. Elizabeth was Protestant and persecuted by her sister Mary. Mary was the one who attempted to restore Catholicism with persecution.
Who was the king of England between 1600 and 1620?
Elizabeth I until her death in March 1603, then James I through to 1625.
What did Queen Elizabeth 1th do as as queen?
Queen Elizabeth I was an headstrong women she brought and unified England through tough times she helped with her commands guide the English Navy threw the Spanish Armada attack she brought the golden age to England.
How does a democracy serve the varied needs of its citizens when forming public policy?
through compromise.
What century did puritanism begin?
Puritanism began in the 1560's. It began in England, started by Queen Elizabeth I. She stated the main definition of it, it was soon carried on through out and changed by the people of England. Puritans eventually left England in fear of religious persecution.
How did Queen Elizabeth the 1 change the world?
Queen Elizabeth changed the world in many ways. She ruled England without a king by her side, she encouraged education very much, she supported William Shakespeare, and she changed England. Unlike her sister ,Mary, (previous Queen of England) Elizabeth really listened to her community and what they had tosay. IIf she wanted to change something or make a new law, it was sent through to advisors before it could take place or become a law. Mary tried to change peoples' religions to Christian, the way she wanted it. But, Elizabeth did not, she let people be themselves, and that is how Queen Elizabeth I changed the world.
Did Elizabeth I have any babies?
No. She actually never got married but got close to marring some people but that fell through. She also said she was married to England.
What were the two major religions in Elizabethan England?
The two major religions in Elizabethan England were Catholicism and Protestantism. The country experienced religious turmoil during this time, with Queen Elizabeth I establishing the Protestant Church of England as the official religion through the Act of Supremacy.
What did Queen Elizabeth 1 contribute to the rise of drama?
what are the contributions of elizabeth 1? She was a patron of the arts and was a huge supporter of William Shakespeare who showed his "Renaissance Spirit" through his literature. She strongly encouraged learning, education, and literacy; she had gotten a very impressive education as a child. When Elizabeth I first came to the English throne, England was a fragmented country, arguing about religion. When her reign ended in 1603, England was a strong and thriving nation
What are the contributions of Queen Elizabeth to Arts and sciences?
what are the contribution of elizabeth 1? She was a patron of the arts and was a huge supporter of William Shakespeare who showed his "Renaissance Spirit" through his literature. She strongly encouraged learning, education, and literacy; she had gotten a very impressive education as a child. When Elizabeth I first came to the English throne, England was a fragmented country, arguing about religion. When her reign ended in 1603, England was a strong and thriving nation
What was Elizabeth 1 often famous for?
Queen Elizabeth I is famous for being the Queen of England and Ireland from 1533 to 1603. Queen Elizabeth II is the current Queen of England. The same family has been in power since for nearly 400 years.
