Elizabeth I of England is presented as an example of a ruler who succeeded by religious settlement.
Queen Elizabeth was the last Tudor ruler who reigned on the throne from 1558-1603. Her entire ruling period is considered to be the Golden Age of England. The Elizabethan Era is named after Queen Elizabeth I, who ruled for about 44 years.
When she succeeded the throne, a clash was going on between the Catholics and the Protestants. With her wit and intelligence, Elizabeth I established a stable religious settlement between the two groups and successfully reined on the throne without any religious turmoil.
Queen Elizabeth is considered to be a 'maiden' as she had not married, and her half-sister became the Queen after Elizabeth I.
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