Queen Elizabeth I
a. was the first female ruler of France.
b. became hated because of her attempt to restore Roman Catholicism in England.
c. slapped Paul III in the face after a lengthy, and heated, theological debate.
d. successfully survived the Spanish armada.
e. engineered the brilliant English-Swedish naval success at the Battle of Lepanto.
d
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