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20.05.2020 •
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The man portrayed in the cartoon below was imprisoned for violating which law? A . B. C. D.
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Ответ:
She re-established the Church of England.
Explanation:
Queen Elizabeth the 2nd wanted to create a new and moderate religious settlement derived from King Henry the VIII's break from Rome.