ut, a storm known as the “Protestant Winds” blew in andwrecked more of Spains ships. The few ships remaining returned home to Spain. Theoutcome for England led them to explore overseas. After the Spainish Armada Elizabeth faced two more major problems. One was thereligious percecution left behind by her step-sister Mary. The other was problems dealingwith Parliment. The religious problemin England was becoming more and more corupt. The puritanswere not fully satisfied with the changes taking place. They wanted the English Church tobe even more purified. The puritans were against Catholism and wanted to abolish it alltogether. However; Elizabeth as well as any other monarch felt disunity would subjectthen to harmful situations later on. This led Elizabeth to persecute the two religions.Elizabeth was strong on the Angelican Church and because of that it lasted throughouther reign. Elizabeth and Parliment did not have any probblems until towards the end. Parlimenthad always told Elizabeth to marry, and Elizabeth would overlook what they said.Elizabeth managed Parliment very well. However; the puritans became sort of a problemto her. The puritans began to question the gooverment policies. There questions becamemore numerous and frequent. This led certain members of Parliment to revolt. Elizabeth died on March 24, 1603. After she died England continued to have problemsin Parliment. These problems led to the English Revolution. During this period James Iwas King of Englan. Meaning that Elizabeth no longer had to be burdened by Englandsdifficulties. A minor problem that Elizabeth faced was with her own family, her cousin MaryQueen of Scots. Mary tried to follow through with a plot to kill Elizabeth. However; itwas not accomplished. Elizabeth ruled out her reign to the fullest of her capacity. Shehelped England succeed in many things, all because of her personality and will to wantto. ...
