Why Elizabeth 1 didn’t marry? Elizabeth I was the queen of England from the age of twenty-five to the age of sixty-nine. She was the only daughter of Henry the eighth and his second wife Anne Bolyeyn. So why did she not marry? Was it because of her Dad or because of something else? Does anyone really know? Evidence shows that it might have been her dad relationship with his wife’s or that it was because her true love she could never marry. She was born on September 7 of 1533 in the Greenwich Palace. The news of her birth caused rejoicing in the country. But her father was disappointed because she was not a boy. But was the heir to the throne. She is the only surviving Child of Henry the eighth and Anne Bolyeyn. Her father wanted a male heir, and when Anne could not give him one he had her charged with treason. Elizabeth was only two years and eight months old. On May 19, 1536 at eight o’clock in the morning her mother was executed, and striping Elizabeth of her title and claim to the throne. Elizabeth’s father remarried one week after Anne’s death. He had a son with his third wife Jane Seymour, Anne’s Lady-in-Waiting, one year later; who later died …show more content…
In the Catholicism, Faith the word catholic comes from “Greek word Katholikos which means ‘throughout the whole’ or ‘universal” (Catholic). Catholic although they are Christian they pray to saints. Like Mary (Jesus mother), Saint Jude, and Saint Matron. Protestantism is defined as a group of churches that broke off from the Roman Catholic Church during the Sixteenth Century. The early protestant tried to correct the problems with the Roman Catholic Church. Martin Luther wrote the ninety-five theses and nailed it to the door of the Wittenberg Church. Protestant have The Five Solas or the Five Latin Phrases they are; by Grace alone, by Faith alone, by Scripture alone, by Christ alone, and Glory to God