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Elizabeth was Prtestant but let people pray how they wanted.Her father broke away from the church which made a BIG difference to her reign with religion. Her sister Queen Mary I, was going to but she died. However Elizabeth kept it as it was a Catholic/Protestant church without the papacy!And she did get on with the church 4/5 times.

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She didnt forward money to the church.

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because i dont know

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