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What was the Presence Chamber?
A relatively
open
area which any one of the
right status
had access to
What was the Privy Chamber?
Private
room for the
monarch.
Why did the Privy Chamber become less important in Elizabeth's reign?
Gentleman
of the Privy Chamber were replaced by Elizabeth's Ladies of the Chamber which limited the power and influence of the Privy Chamber.
What role was given to the person who guarded access to the Royal Court?
The
Lord Chamberlain
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