Queen Elizabeth (reigned from 1558 until 1603) is considered one of the most important kings of England at all because during her reign England began to flourish politically, poetically, literary and scientific and in all walks of life, and turned into the dominant naval power in the world (especially after the English defeated the legendary Spanish fleet, known by his famous name Armada, but in fact a large part of the credit for the defeat is due to natural factors, specifically a storm that ravaged the fleet, and then the Spanish King Philip said a famous phrase I sent the Armada against men, not God's waves and winds, and the English called it the "Protestant wind" and they said the saying Jehovah blew with his winds, and they were scattered) and in Elizabeth's time England was transformed into an emphatically and decisively Protestant country.