What was the name given to Elizabeth I?

Answer 1

She was the daughter of Henry VIII of England and his second wife Anne Bolyen.

Answer 2

protestant.

Answer 3

Elizabeth I is a former Queen of England.

Queen Elizabeth I was born on 17th September 1533, the only daughter of King Henry VIII and his second wife, Anne Boleyn.

She became Queen of England on 17th November 1558 and reigned until her death on 24th March 1603.

She was the first woman to be a successful English monarch and is known for many things including the execution of her cousin (Mary Queen of Scots), the defeat of The Spanish Armada and the voyages of Sir Francis Drake and Sir Walter Raleigh.

She never married and is sometimes called "The Virgin Queen."

----Elizabeth I (1533-1603), queen of England and Ireland (1558-1603), daughter of Henry VIII and his second wife, Anne Boleyn. Elizabeth was the longest-reigning English monarch in nearly two centuries and the first woman to successfully occupy the English throne. She was called Glorianna and Good Queen Bess. Elizabeth enjoyed enormous popularity during her life and became an even greater legend after her death.

Queen Elizabeth I was Queen of England, the last monarch of the Tudor dynasty. sometimes called the Virgin Queen. Elizabeth I reigned between l558-l603 succeeding her half-sister ( Bloody) Mary I, also of the Tudor house. You used the Continental spelling of Elisabeth. The Empress Elisabeth was empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary, they had a term, roughly translated as Imperial and Royal for the two, conjoined offices of emperor or empress and king/Queen of Hungary. Austria evidentally factored other colonies or extra-territorial lands- like parts of Italy under the Austrian label. Austria did not apply regnal numbers to Empresses, she was just the Empress Elisabeth. Maiden name was Von Wittelsbach, she was Bavarian, hence Germanic. Austria, is of course a German-speaking country now a Federal Republic or Bundesrepublik as the Germans call them. Elisabeth lived from l837-l898 and was rather improbably assassinated while getting on or off a ferryboat ( most peaceable form of public transit, tame, huh) in the Neutral country of Switzerland, an Italian fanatic did the insane job, He probably wanted to trigger a border war by killing Empress Eliabeth who was unpopular in Italy- Elizabeth, in either spelling except such Italianized variants as (Lisa) is rare as a name for Italian girls- look around a local cemetery, not many Betties with Italian surnames. By the way there are more variants of Elizabeth than any other female name except Mary- and then one has to ac count for the various Marian titles- stretching things Lupita , Victoria, etc can be considered Marian variants- as well as obvious ones like May, Mae, it"s Her Month!= May is consecrated to St. Mary! By t6he way in the bible they were cousins.
Ancient greek lady from Europe

Answer 4

The Virgin Queen, also Good Queen Bess, both laudatory.

Answer 5

Elizabeth I was the Queen of England for approximately 45 years. She ruled from 7 September 1533 until 24 March 1603. Elizabeth was the firth and final monarch of the Tudor dynasty.