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Queen Elizabeth I was the ruler of England from 1558 to 1603. Her reign is considered one of England's most notable periods, dubbed the Elizabethan or Golden Age. Because she never married or had children, she was succeeded by James VI of Scotland, son of Mary Queen of Scots, who later became King James I of England.
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Which 16 countries does Queen Elizabeth rule?
16
How any countries did queen Elizabeth rule?
England Wales Ireland
How many countries and continents does the queen rule over?
The queen of the United Kingdom, Queen Elizabeth II, rules over 16 countries known as the Commonwealth Realms, including the UK, Australia, Canada, and others. She does not rule over any continents.
What was Queen Elizabeth's occupation?
Queen Elizabeth's occupation was to rule all of England.
What was Queen Elizabeth 1 occupation?
Queen Elizabeth's occupation was to rule all of England.
What is Queen Elizabeth?
Queen Elizabeth is the queen of England , Wales and Scotland, and also queen of the comonwealth. countries.
What other countries is Queen Elizabeth queen of?
Australia
What did Queen Elizabeth achieve in her life?
Queen Elizabeth I accomplished a lot in her life. Specifically, Queen Elizabeth I managed to convert England from Catholic to Protestant, she proved that a woman was able to successfully rule as well as a king, and she made England into one of the most powerful countries on Earth at that time.
How did Queen Elizabeth rule?
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Who did Queen Elizabeth I rule?
* Queen Elizabeth I Queen Elizabeth I was Queen of England, and held the then, separate title of Queen of Ireland, from 17th November 1558 until her death on 24th March 1603.
Did Queen Elizabeth the first rule with or against parliament?
Queen Elizabeth the I ruled with Parliment and on occasion she would rule against them if the situation called for it
Why did Queen Elizabeth rule?
queen elizabeth was queen of england and held the separate title queen of ireland from november 17 "1558 until her death on the 24 of march 1603
