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A) Her early experiences as an outcast likely instilled in her a strong sense of determination and resilience, which she used to overcome challenges as queen.
A) Her early experiences as an outcast likely instilled in her a strong sense of determination and resilience, which she used to overcome challenges as queen.
B) Her early experiences as an outcast likely made her a more compassionate and understanding ruler, as she understood the struggles of the common people.
B) Her early experiences as an outcast likely made her a more compassionate and understanding ruler, as she understood the struggles of the common people.
C) Her early experiences as an outcast likely had no significant impact on her later success as a ruler, as she was already a strong and capable leader.
C) Her early experiences as an outcast likely had no significant impact on her later success as a ruler, as she was already a strong and capable leader.
D) Both A and B
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The most comprehensive response that captures the potential influence of Queen Elizabeth I's early life as an outcast on her success as a ruler is:
D) Both A and B
This choice acknowledges that her experiences likely fostered determination and resilience, making her a capable ruler, while also suggesting that these experiences could have contributed to a greater understanding of the struggles faced by her subjects. Both traits would have been beneficial in her role as queen.
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