What did Queen Elizabeth the first do for England?

Answer 1

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Queen Elizabeth Passed Extra Laws Against Beggers.

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Answer 2

A series of laws was introduced by Parliament in 1563, 1572, 1576, 1597 and 1601. Each Act carried a different emphasis and often reflected the current climate. The 1597 Act, for example, laid down stricter guidelines for vagabonds and beggars in response to the economic crisis of the 1590s. But the undeserving poor, particularly those who showed no signs of changing their ways, were given harsh treatment. The 1563 Act reaffirmed the policy of whipping able-bodied beggars. Later Acts stated that vagabonds should be burned through the right ear and, if they persisted, could be imprisoned and even executed. The policies of ear-boring and execution remained in force until 1593. The 1597 Act required each town to provide a prison for these groups, paid for by local taxes. Beggars caught offending were punished and then returned to their native parish.

Answer 3

She greatly reduced religious tensions in England by creating an all-encompassing religious settlement.

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Queen Elizabeth Passed Extra Laws Against Beggers.

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