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There were two important religions in this period - Catholic and Protestant. Queen Mary I ruled from 1553-1558 and strongly adhered to Catholicism, persecuting Protestants by burning them alive. Her sister, Queen Elizabeth I, ruled from 1558-1603 and restored Protestantism as the official religion while allowing private Catholic practice to avoid further violence over religion. She banned religious plays outside of church to help reduce religious conflicts.
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There were two main religions in this period, Catholic and Protestant. Queen Mary I ruled from 1553 to 1558 and strongly adhered to Catholicism, persecuting Protestants and having some burned alive. Queen Elizabeth I succeeded her sister in 1558 and ruled until 1603, restoring Protestantism as the official religion but allowing private Catholic practice if it didn't threaten her rule. When she became queen, Elizabeth banned religious plays and stories outside of church to reduce religiously-motivated violence.
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Religion in england
- 2. There were two important Religions Catholic religion Protestant Religion
- 4. There were 2 Queens in this period Queen Elizabeth I Queen Mary I (r.1553- (r.1558-1603) succeeded 1558), Elizabeth's her sister Queen Mary sister, believed and adhered to the passionately in the Protestant religion and Catholic religion and restored Protestantism persecuted as the official religion. Protestants who were She did, however, firmly burned alive for their believe that people beliefs should be allowed to practice the Catholic religion without been persecuted.
- 5. When Elizabeth ascended to the throne she banned the performances all religious plays and stories (except in Church) to help stop the violence over religion.