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How did Elizabeth I’s approach to the Church of England differ from Henry VIII’s approach?
She made the monarch the supreme authority of the church, while he allowed the pope to be in charge of the church.
She made bishops the supreme church authority, while he placed parish councils in charge of daily church operations.
She had parish councils manage the daily operations of the church, while he put priests in charge of all church decisions.
She had bishops take charge of running daily church operations, while he made the monarch the supreme authority of the church.
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