Concetti Chiave
- Elizabeth I, daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, ascended the throne amidst potential civil war.
- She focused on modernizing England, using her political talent and intelligence to govern effectively.
- Elizabeth reintroduced Protestantism and enacted the 1559 Act of Supremacy, asserting monarchal supremacy.
- Despite pressure to marry, Elizabeth remained single, prioritizing her country's welfare over personal life.
- Her reign, known as the Golden Age, provided over 40 years of stability and prosperity for England.
L'ascesa di Elizabeth I
Elizabeth I was the daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. When she came to the throne, she found her country on the verge of a civil war. She devoted all her life to the creation of a modern stronger England. She had a special political talent, she possessed a lively intelligence and she always chose the middle way to govern her country. Elizabeth reintroduced the protestant religion. In 1559 there was a second act of supremacy which asserted the supremacy of the monarch. She called herself Governor and not “Supreme Head on Earth” of the church of England as her father had done.
Il matrimonio e l'erede mancato
Her counselors wanted she married someone and had a heir. But she never married, she thought only to her people. In fact she gave England more then 40 years of stability and prosperity. This period was called the Golden age. In the end she became a Virgin.
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