During this monarch's rule the Act of Uniformity and the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion were passed as part of this monarch's namesake "Religious Settlement". After a failed invasion, this sovereign gave a speech at Tilsbury and this monarch's retirement was declared in the "Golden Speech." The Ridolfi plot attempted to assassinate this sovereign. William (*) Cecil advised this monarch, whose "spymaster," Francis Walsingham, uncovered the Babington Plot, which sought to replace this monarch with Mary, Queen of Scots. Also known as the "Virgin Queen," for 10 points, name this queen, the last 
During this monarch's rule the Act of Uniformity and the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion were passed as part of this monarch's namesake "Religious Settlement". After a failed invasion, this sovereign gave a speech at Tilsbury and this monarch's retirement was declared in the "Golden Speech." The Ridolfi plot attempted to assassinate this sovereign. William (*) Cecil advised this monarch, whose "spymaster," Francis Walsingham, uncovered the Babington Plot, which sought to replace this monarch with Mary, Queen of Scots. Also known as the "Virgin Queen," for 10 points, name this queen, the last of the Tudor monarchs.
During this monarch's rule the Act of Uniformity and the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion were passed as part of this monarch's namesake "Religious Settlement".
Queen {Elizabeth I}