What was Elizabeth's close circle of advisers called ?
Correct answer: C. The Privy Council
- A. The Star Chamber
- B. Parliament
- C. The Privy Council
- D. The Cabinet
Explanation
Elizabeth I was assisted by the Privy Council, a small group of senior advisers who helped manage government and foreign policy. The Star Chamber was a court, while Parliament was a broader legislative body.
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