The Elizabethan era is the epoch in the Tudor period of the History of England, running from 1558 to 1603. What was the state of the Christian branches of Protestantism and Catholicism during this period? Let’s find out!
Quakers
Catarans
Puritans
Protens
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Irish
English
Latin
French
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Mary Stuart
Catherine of Aragon
Cecil Dreigh
Grace of France
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Buddhism
Protestantism
Judaism
Catholicism
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Yes
No
Only Some
Maybe
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Belief in mulitple Gods
People who did not care for either Protestantism or Catholicism
Not Christian at all
Does not believe in God
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Roman Catholic
Protestant
Hinduism
Buddhism
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Grace of France
Elizabeth from Ireland
Mary Stuart
Catherine of Aragon
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Ana Lethrob
Catherine of Aragon
Carolina Heralda
Anne Boleyn
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King Henry VIII
Queen Mary I
King Edward I
Queen Elizabeth I
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Golden Age
Reformation Time
Growth of England
Religion Change
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King Edward I
Queen Elizabeth I
King Henry VIII
Queen Mary I
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1552-1609
1555-1601
1558-1603
1550-1607
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Caroline Era-Victorian Era
Tudor Period-Stuart Period
British Regency-Edwardian Period
Jacobean Era-Georgian Era
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Maybe
No
Yes
Only some
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June 17
August 17
March 17
November 17
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1569
1565
1568
1571
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People who did not care for either Protestantism or Catholicism
Not Christian at all
Does not believe in God
Belief in mulitple Gods
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