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Who knighted Sir Francis Drake?
Queen Elizabeth 1
How did Victoria Falls get its name?
David Livingstone gave Mosi Oa Tunya its English name Victoria Falls in honor of Queen Victoria.David Livingstone discovered the Falls and named them after Queen VictoriaNamed by David Livingstone in 1855 in honour of Queen Victoria
What is the largest lake named for an English queen is located on the equator on the border between Kenya Uganda and Tanzania?
Lake Victoria
Which capital city is named after Queen Victoria?
The capital cities of both British Columbia (Victoria) and Saskatchewan (Regina) were both named in honour of Queen Victoria.
What is the name of the pub called in emmerdale?
the name of the pub in emmerdale is called the woolpack
Who Knighted Sir J J Thomson?
queen Victoria knighted J.J. Thompson
Why were knights called sirs?
Some knights were called sirs as they were knighted by a king/Queen for different reasons.
Is a doctor noble?
no however he has been knighted by queen Victoria
When did Queen Victoria pronounce John A MacDonald a knight?
John A. Macdonald was knighted on July 1st, 1867
Who can knight people in the UK?
In the UK, people can be knighted by the monarch or by other knights. Knighthoods are typically recommended by the government and are approved by the monarch.
Who was the English queen who promoted Anglicanism?
queen victoria
Was sir john a MacDonald knighted?
He suffered a severe stroke on May 29, 1891
For whom were the Victoria falls named?
After the English Queen Victoria
When was Isaac Newton Knighted?
Isaac Newton was knighted in April 1705 by Queen Anne
What lauguages did Queen Victoria?
Queen Victoria's first language was German. She did not learn to speak English until she was three.
Which English queen has the same name as a type of plum?
Victoria
Why were knights called knights?
Some knights were called sirs as they were knighted by a king/Queen for different reasons.
