Why did elizabeth 1 never had kids?

Answer 1

Although everyone assumed Elizabeth I would marry and produce an heir to the English throne, she remained a "Virgin Queen." Despite her many suitors, including King Phillip II of Spain and Robert Dudley, she remained unmarried and childless - by choice. Elizabeth I was fiercely dedicated to her country during her ruling days, quite unlike any other monarch in English history. She ruled with a firm hand, yet with a gentle heart leaving behind an endearing legacy that has placed her among the greatest of all historical figures. Side Note: There are several legends that have floated around for centuries about Elizabeth secretly giving birth (possibly to two sons) during the time she was imprisoned by her half-sister, Mary.
Queen Elizabeth the 1st didn't have any children because she never got married because she didn't want a man to take the throne. She knew that if she had a child, it would have the father's last name, not hers. So, she ended the Tudor dynasty. After 44 years on the throne.

Answer 2

Elizabeth may or may not have wanted children. Her problem was that she could only have children if she had a husband. She didn't want a husband because any man she married would probably had the political clout to take her throne just because he was a man.

Queen Elizebeth didn't want any children because she wanted to focus on England and she didn't want any distractions to interfere. So she never got married and she didn't have any kids.

Answer 3

Because the cathollic church is corrupt and if she was to have a child he would only spread tyranny across England. We need to thank god she didn't. This is proof that Catholicism is false. I suggest you be a protestant

Answer 4

Because she never married.