Elizabeth II

There have been several Queen Catherine/Katherine's in England. Which one do you mean? Katherine de Valois? Katherine of Aragon? Katherine Howard? Katherine Parr or Catherine of Braganza?

She never said. There is an old story that she liked Henry IV and wanted to see more of Falstaff, but this is highly unlikely to be based on anyone's actual recollection, and is almost certainly romantic invention.

Three of the queen's children -- Prince Charles, Princess Anne and Prince Andrew -- have been divorced. Charles and Anne have remarried. The youngest child, Prince Edward has been married only once.

So the story goes, Victoria was jealous of the various Imperial Crowned heads in other countries such as Germany ( became Empire in l87l), Austria ( at the time the Empress Elisabeth) etc. Vicky wanted Empress status- so in stepped Prime Minister Disraeli with his Royal Titles Bill ( also called Foreign Titles Bill) the rest is history! also it made British Empire official- before that, Britain had many colonies, but was not officially an Empire- again good to have friends in High Places.

I believe she started out with auburn hair when she was young, but now I think she's pretty well all grey.

Henry the Eighth and Anne Boleyn were her parents. Her mother was executed for giving birth to a dead child but it was released to the public of witch craft. I don't know how her dad died. Find more in Neville Williams book, Elizabeth 1, Queen of England.

Elizabeth I of England died on the 24th March 1603 between 2 and 3 in the morning at Richmound Palace at the age of 69.

Her death came after a long peroid in which she had been suffering from deppresion due to the death of many old freinds, and which in turn she herself became unwell. She most likely became unwell with the flu, a common course of death in the day. Elizabeth I in the lead up to her death settled in her rooms on a pile of pillows in a deep depression, refusing food, water and medicine. A member of her council, Robert Cecil stated she was "settled and [in] unremovable melancholy". She refused to take to her bed most likely terrified she would die if she laid on her bed. After days of refusing the essential needs to live, she took to her bed, her throat had severe and one would assume painful ulcers in it, contributing to her death. She died clutching the hand of a priest who sat at her side until her death.

It was completed in 1828, as part of the gardens, which were originally landscaped by Capability Brown. See the related link for more information. The section covering the lake is in the paragraph titled 'The garden, the Royal Mews and the Mall'

The Queen has 5 corgis , Holly, Emma, Linnet, Monty and Willow

Horses and dogs.

No more than Tara Palmer-Tomkinson.

Princess Elizabeth

The flag, the royal standard, flies from the flagpole

Clarence House, the former London residence of the late Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, is the Prince of Wales' (Prince Charles) current official residence.

in great London where her husband died on the ark de triumph

Westminster Abbey (the previous answer is not correct, there is a Arc de Triomphe in London but her husband didn't die there, he is still alive).

She, as a Queen, has many houses. She owns a number of properties, including Sandringham House and Balmoral Castle, but she is most known for living in either Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle, which are owned by trust.

Three countries -

Ceylon

Eastern Caribbean

Mauritius

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The queen Gets LOADS of mail every day even Christmas day .... She finds everything out before the Government such as if Birmingham was going to build a new museum the queen would be sent it in her red box mail .... the queen has to approve everything before it's done she also likes to walk her dogs which are two Corgi's their nickname is 'The Royal Corgi's' .

She has one daughter - Ann, the Princess Royal.

HM Queen Elizabeth II (born 1926) has four children with her husband, HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. They are:

HRH Charles, Prince of Wales

HRH Prince Andrew, Duke of York

HRH Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex

HRH Anne, The Princess Royal

Queen Elizabeth II has four children with her husband Prince Philip. She has 3 boys and 1 girl. The birth order is Prince Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward

Elizabeth 1's favourite was Robert Dudley.

No, France is an independent country though a member of NATO as is UK. I have never heard this argued, Canada is partly francophone, though.

Yes. She would have surely have curtsied to her father the King and probably to her mother also before she was made Queen.