(Starkey 10) The baby girl was named Elizabeth. ... She forced Henry to take Elizabeth back into the house, as Elizabeth had been sent away for schooling. ... Northcumberland then asked Edwards's Privy Councellors to sign a document supporting the Will, and pointed out to the Protestant bishops that this would prevent the Catholic Mary from becoming Queen and overthrowing the Protestant religious settlement.... There was nothing Elizabeth could do but wait. ... Elizabeth was pronounced queen of England. ...

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Queen Elizabeth I Elizabeth Tudor was born on September 7th 1533 at Greenwich palace to parents Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, King and Queen of England. England had undergone many changes for the birth of Elizabeth to occur. ... Elizabeth's reign lasted for 45 years. ... She was crowned with the Latin text and by a catholic bishop. ... Elizabeth served England amazingly well in all but one point, Elizabeth (the "Virgin Queen") never married, and left behind no Tudor heir. ...

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Henry VIII, born in 1491, was the second son of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York. ... With the help of his new secretary, Thomas Crownell, Henry achieved to obtain the divorce and to select bishops and archbishops in England by himself alone. ... Nevertheless, it was her daughter Elizabeth who years later ascended the throne and kept the reformation in England. ...

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By these acts Henry gained the power to appoint his own bishops. ... She gave birth not to a son but to a daughter, Elizabeth. A few years after the birth of Elizabeth, Anne was beheaded for suspected treason, incest, and adultery. ... When he died in 1547 he was succeeded, as he had hoped, by a son, but it was his daughter Elizabeth I who ruled over one of the greatest periods in England's history. ...

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He appoints his own bishops that will show loyalty to the crown and not the Pope. ... Henry immediately has one of his bishops divorce Henry and Catherine and nullify their relationship. ... Of Henry's children however, was to be Elizabeth, the future Queen of England. ...

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Parliament passed laws that permitted Henry to appoint bishops in his jurisdiction. ... Therefore, Archbishop Cranmer annulled Henry's marriage to Catherine, letting him marry Anne Boleyn, who bore a daughter, Princess Elizabeth. ...

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King Henry VIII and the Church of England King Henry had various problems which included; the influence his seven wives had on the social order, his tyrannical reign of both politics and religion of the period, and his demonizing of the Church of England. It is easy enough for us, looking back; ...

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