Elizabeth The Virgin Queen

The most interesting part of the Renaissance to me was Elizabeth: The Virgin Queen because of how she reestablished the Church of England and got a state named after her in the U.S (Virginia). The first task she got when she was crowned queen was to restore law and order. She reestablished the Church of England and denied the pope’s authority. This shows, that she wants England to be filled with puritans, people who have the control of what they believed and not. This is because, if there is a pope, the English have no choice, but to be catholic. Further down the road, she never gets married, which resolves in the origin of Virginia’s name. This shows that she was such a great ruler that she even got a state named after her in honor of her.
This is because, Elizabeth did not want to repeat her sister's mistake by marrying a man that would not be popular with her people and any man Elizabeth married would have privileges in governing the country, neither Elizabeth or her ministers wanted to give up any power over the English affairs. All things considered, she was a great ruler and overcame the many obstacles she faced in her life.