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In the 16th century, women rulers were often viewed with a mix of admiration and skepticism. While figures like Queen Elizabeth I of England were celebrated for their leadership and political acumen, they still faced significant gender biases and were often judged against patriarchal standards. Many societies were reluctant to accept women in positions of power, leading to challenges in legitimacy and authority. Nonetheless, successful female monarchs could wield considerable influence and reshape political landscapes, albeit in a context that frequently questioned their right to rule.

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