How did Queen Elizabeth influence England?

Answer 1

Although King Henry VIII founded the Protestant Church of England, in reality it wasn't that far from the Catholic Church. It was Edward I and more importantly Queen Elizabeth I who really introduced Protestant theology into the Church of England. Queen Elizabeth was known for her religious toleration, allowing any religious group to flourish as long as she was never politically threatened. She was also the queen during the defeat of the Spanish Armada, which signaled a shift in power from Spain to England. The English Renaissance, when Shakespeare wrote, occurred during her reign.

Answer 2

She re-established the Protestant church (later the Church of England) as the official religion of England.

Anglican Catholic answer

She didn't change the religion of England though some would have preferred she did. She kept it to what it was when her father died, a Catholicism without the Pope. She showed a tolerance that was unknown in Europe. She disturbed no one because of their religion.

Answer 3

Elizabethan Era had a quite positive impact on religions in general and its followers. During that period of time Queen Elizabeth was not interested in persecuting British citizens based on their religious believes unlike her predecessors.

Answer 4

She restored the Protestantism in England anf failed where her half sister Mary I failed to bring back Catholicism.

Answer 5

Elizabeth I restored Protestentism to England, but she allowed Catholics to worship freely.

Answer 6

She restored the Church of England as the official church.

Answer 7

She was the one that basically introduced Protestantism to the Church of England. Also a whole war was caused over religion during her reign. How much influence is that for ya?