How did Elizabeth I promote an English empire?

A. Sponsored English exploration
B. Hired Christopher Columbus
C. Financed the Virginia Company
D. Opened a school for navigators

For promoting the **English **empire, the **step **that has been taken by **Elizabeth **I is that she sponsored **English **exploration. Hence, Option A is correct.
What is English exploration?
The term " English exploration " is used for the time **period **that happened from the **1450s **to 1500. As per the sources , it was English **merchants **and explorers who went through **sea **routes to Asia, covering the **northeast **and the north-**western **sea routes.
John **Cabot **and Sir Walter **Raleigh **played major roles in **English **exploration, and **Elizabeth **I took steps to further **English **exploration by establishing the **Roanoke **Colony and establishing the East India Company .
This full **incident **took place during the **Elizabethan **period, which was also called the **most **powerful British Empire . The Elizabethan era provides only **inspiration **for national pride, **international **expansion, and naval **triumph **over the Spanish.
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Answered by vtamit3 | 2024-06-16

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Answered by bobgreenside1234 | 2024-06-16

Elizabeth I promoted the English empire primarily by sponsoring exploration, which led to claims on new territories. She supported key explorers like Sir Francis Drake, who helped boost England's wealth through privateering. This era marked the beginning of significant English colonization efforts, particularly in the Americas.
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Answered by vtamit3 | 2024-09-27