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At her birth: Catherine of Aragon's supporters, who thought her the bastard daughter of a harlot.
Later, her sister would become her enemy, because of Elizabeth's refusal to embrace catholocism and popularity with protestants (and the threat this presented to her unpopular reign).
After Elizabeth became queen; Some Catholics in England (though her relative tolerance meant most did not hate her), her cousin Mary of Scots and her supporters, Philips II increasingly, the pope, most of Catholic Europe.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 12y agoyes she did. she had enemies close to her like her half sister
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and.... when she became queen after her half-sister died (in 1558) many people of the court had plots to assasinate her, such as: her cousin, Mary Queen of Scots (who was later executed for her role in the plots to assasinate her cousin, reigning queen: Elizabeth of England!
[And that my friend, is how you answer a question correctly!]
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