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Mary felt that England had to return to the Catholic faith. She had many people killed for opposing her. Mary almost had Elizabeth killed but Elizabeth managed to appease her sister and pretend to be Catholic. After Mary died of cancer, Elizabeth went back to the Church of England. She was not as extreme as her sister. She was tolerant of other religions as long as as they did not try to change her rules.

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