repealed by Queen Mary I, the daughter of King Henry vii. She was a devout catholic and reinstated Catholicism as England’s official state religion. Mary was very unforgiving of those who chose protestant faith and burned many at the stake, this would help build hostility between the prostatpnts and Catholics for generations to come, and affecting how Victorian politics would be shaped. In 1559 a new act of supremacy was passed by queen Elizabeth I, she also passed the act of uniformity which made it compulsory to worship under the church of England, attendance at church of England services were obligatory and anyone looking to take place in government had to take the oath of supremacy, wbuch was swearing alligence to the monarch as supreme
