As a result, the spread of the Reformation in England.

The result of the spread of the Reformation movement in England was the emergence of the Anglican branch of the world Christian religion. Anglicanism grew out of the general concept of Protestantism for Western Europe.

However, during the reign of Elizabeth, English Protestantism took shape in more explicit state forms. The main tenets that distinguished this trend from the rest during the Reformation were the preservation of the institution of bishops, as well as the conduct of religion “from above”, that is, from the Royal House.