Elizabeth I

Princess Diana used to be amazing at dancing(ballet) and swimming

They were more absolutist.

Elizabeth I (1533 - 1603) was the third living child of Henry VIII (1491 - 1547), and her mother was Anne Boleyn (c1501-07 - 1536). Elizabeth had an older sister, Mary, a younger brother, Edward, and an older, illegitimate brother Henry. As follows:

Mary I (1516 - 1558) by Catherine of Aragon

Edward VI (1537 - 1553) by Jane Seymour

she also had an acknowledged illegitimate half-brother:

Henry Fitzroy (1519 - 1536) Duke of Richmond (by Henry's mistress Elizabeth Blount)

there are possibly other illegitimate brothers and sisters, particularly by Mary Boleyn, another of Henry's mistresses, but they have never been confirmed or acknowledged.

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there were two religions during the Tudor reign, Catholic And protestants. Henry Was a strong Protestant, And so Was his osn Edward, Mary was Catholic And so Was Elizabeth, but Elizabth allowed protestants aslong as they went by her law.

Henry VIII of England.

Yes, she has one daughter, Anne, Princess Royal.

The Princess Anne of Edinburgh was born August 15, 1950.

She married first Capt. Mark Phillips, with whom she has two children, Peter and Zara.

In 1987, her mother the Queen bestowed on Princess Anne the title "The Princess Royal" in recognition of her work for Nation.

The Princess and Capt. Phillips were divorced in 1992; later that year she married Cmdr. Timothy Laurence.

Queen's first Number 1 hit was "Bohemian Rhapsody" which hit number 1 in the UK in November, 1975. They had a near miss in October 1974 with "Killer Queen" which made it to number 2 in the UK.

She was second in succession to the throne (after Mary) and therefore an attractive marriage prospect for ambitious nobles. This was especially dangerous since Edward was a minor and England rules by regents.

Her flirtation with Edward's uncle Thomas Seymour brought suspicion on her.

Elizabeth I was born in 1533, so in 2022 she would be 489 years old.

Mary Stuart, otherwise known as Mary, Queen of Scots was married to Francis II from the House of Valois. Francis II ruled from 1558-1560 and died at age 16.

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James I

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Elizabeth 1 never married because she was married to her country and she had many lovers. She didn't want a king because she didn't want to change her religion. Also because she didn't want a king to come and steal all her power. The kings that she had to marry were catholic or they didn't have enough money or there were rumours about one of them killing his wife. And Elizabeth was also because she had a fear for childbirth, which claimed the lives of a significant number of women in the period.

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Elizabeth I promoted her virginity as The Virgin Queen. She did not have lovers, although she was said to be in love with Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester.

The Middle Ages lasted a thousand years, and there were more countries than I can remember. Most places were ruled by kings. There were a couple countries ruled by emperors, princes, dukes, or counts. Venice, and a few other countries were republics. And yes, some of the countries were ruled by queens. My favorite queen was Margaret I of Denmark, who was pretty good at her job. There is a link to an article on her below.

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According to the information we have, she was his favorite child, partly because she looked the most like him. However, the information we have could be wrong...

The Golden Age was a highlight in English history, synonymous with the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. Often referred to as the Elizabethan Era, this period witnessed the peak of English Renaissance; a time when literature, art and theatre blossomed. It was also a time of great innovation in technology, science and exploration, backed by the unyielding support of the country's leader. Elizabeth I maintained a relatively peaceful and increasingly prosperous England, which helped propel the developments of an absolutely Golden Age.

The enlightenment changed attitudes to politics, philosophy, religion, the rich and upper class, dress, the monarchy, gender, architecture, writing, human rights, etc. It basically had a profound effect on almost all aspects of life. It was one of the causes of the French Revolution, which is widely regarded as the most important event in history. The enlightenment started a challenge to the monarchy and to the established upper class. It caused people to open their minds, for example, the enlightenment was the first time it became acceptable to be an atheist. People started to discuss things like art and politics, and challenging the establishment became socially acceptable.

Elizabeth was supportive of many of the Separatists ideals. She was a willing participant in the continued spread of Protestantism in England.

When Elizabeth II was a small girl, Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother called her 'Lillibet'.

Yes. Henry VIII was the brother of Margaret Tudor who married James IV of Scotland. Queen Victoria is a descendent of James IV and Margaret Tudor.

Queen Victoria was also a descendent of the first Norman King of England William I the Conqueror and the Saxon King Alfred the Great of Wessex who united the Anglo-Saxons people to create one country called England in the 9th Century A.D. . Again this connection to Anglo-Saxon England is through Victoria's Scottish Royal ancestors who are descended, amongst others, from King Alfred the Great.

During the course of her reign Elizabeth I had over 400 Catholics executed.

When Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon married, on 26 April 1923, the than Duke of York, Albert Frederick Arthur George, she became Her Royal Highness, Elizabeth, The Duchess of York. Before their marriage Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon was known as The Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon.