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What was a medieval queen?
A queen was usually the wife of a king. Sometimes she was the mother of a monarch. And sometimes she was the monarch herself. Kings and monarchs, of course, were the heads of state for countries.
Who was the monarch that actually invaded the countries that Queen Victoria inherit when she became queen?
How did queen victoria die
Can you be a monarch of two nations in modern times?
Yes you can; Queen Elisabeth of Great Britain is monarch of several countries that used to be part of the former British Empire.
If England has a queen US has a president Canada has a prime minister what do other countries have?
Queen Elizabeth II is also queen of Canada. A monarchy has a monarch (king or queen) and a republic has a president. In a Constitutional Monarchy, the monarch takes no part in the day to day running of the country and has a Prime Minister to fulfil that role.
Would a king or queen be an example of a monarch?
Both a king and a queen are an example of a monarch.
What do you call the representative of the king or queen of Britain?
A governor general for countries that have the monarch as their head of state too, such as Canada or Australia. For other countries, it would be an ambassador.
Who was the monarch in 2003?
The monarch was Queen Elizabeth by 2003.
Which three Caribbean countries still recognize Queen Elizabeth II as their monarch?
There are actually a total of 8 countries: Antigua and Barbuda Barbados The Bahamas Grenada Jamaica Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Lucia Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Queen Elizabeth was recognized as the monarch of Trinidad and Tobago, but this ended in 1976.
Does England have a queen as president?
No, we have a Queen as a Monarch.
What The monarch (King or Queen) is also the monarch of Australia and the country's head of state.?
It is Queen Elizabeth II
Who or what is a monarch of England?
A monarch of England is a king or queen of England.
What does monarch?
Monarch is a ruler. It's like a king or a queen.
