Question
How might Queen Elizabeth I's decision to colonize America have been influenced by her experiences with her sister, Mary Tudor? Select the best answer. (1 point)
Responses
A) She may have been motivated by a desire to create a new world free from the religious persecution that she herself experienced under Mary Tudor.
A) She may have been motivated by a desire to create a new world free from the religious persecution that she herself experienced under Mary Tudor.
B) She may have been motivated by a desire to colonize America in order to popularize herself.
B) She may have been motivated by a desire to colonize America in order to popularize herself.
C) She may have been motivated by a desire to establish a new colony where Catholicism could flourish.
C) She may have been motivated by a desire to establish a new colony where Catholicism could flourish.
D) Elizabeth’s experiences with Mary did not have any possible influence on her decision to colonize America.
Responses
A) She may have been motivated by a desire to create a new world free from the religious persecution that she herself experienced under Mary Tudor.
A) She may have been motivated by a desire to create a new world free from the religious persecution that she herself experienced under Mary Tudor.
B) She may have been motivated by a desire to colonize America in order to popularize herself.
B) She may have been motivated by a desire to colonize America in order to popularize herself.
C) She may have been motivated by a desire to establish a new colony where Catholicism could flourish.
C) She may have been motivated by a desire to establish a new colony where Catholicism could flourish.
D) Elizabeth’s experiences with Mary did not have any possible influence on her decision to colonize America.
Answers
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The best answer is:
A) She may have been motivated by a desire to create a new world free from the religious persecution that she herself experienced under Mary Tudor.
This response connects Elizabeth's experiences with her sister, Mary Tudor, who was known for her persecution of Protestants. Elizabeth's decision to colonize America may have been influenced by a desire to establish colonies where religious freedom and Protestantism could thrive, contrasting her sister's reign.
A) She may have been motivated by a desire to create a new world free from the religious persecution that she herself experienced under Mary Tudor.
This response connects Elizabeth's experiences with her sister, Mary Tudor, who was known for her persecution of Protestants. Elizabeth's decision to colonize America may have been influenced by a desire to establish colonies where religious freedom and Protestantism could thrive, contrasting her sister's reign.