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Actually, Queen Elizabeth I did not behead Sir Walter Raleigh; he was executed later under King James I in 1618. Raleigh was initially favored by Elizabeth, but after her death, he was accused of treason for allegedly conspiring against the king. His execution was partly influenced by political tensions and his past involvement in colonial ventures that were seen as threats. Ultimately, Raleigh's fate was a result of the shifting political landscape rather than a direct action by Elizabeth herself.

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