Life in the UK test practice question · History
Which TWO things did Elizabeth I's religious laws of 1559 do? Select TWO answers.
Answer options
- They made Roman Catholicism the official religion
- They made people go to church on Sundays, with a fine for staying awayCorrect
- They banned the Book of Common Prayer
- They made Elizabeth Supreme Governor of the Church of EnglandCorrect
Answer: They made people go to church on Sundays, with a fine for staying away and They made Elizabeth Supreme Governor of the Church of England
The Act of Supremacy ended the Pope's power in England and made Elizabeth Supreme Governor. The Act of Uniformity made church attendance compulsory and brought back the Book of Common Prayer.
Checked 8 November 2026