Elizabeth II

no just a President, who by the way has past away this year. The island of Trinidad has not had a royal family sense the 1820's when they became a republic nation.

Elizabeth ascended the throne on November 17, 1558 and she died on March 24, 1603, so she reigned for 16,197 days.

Dame Judi Dench, the foremost Shakespearean actress of her generation.

Silver Jubilee. 25 years as queen.

The powers of the British monarch, currently Queen Elizabeth II, are extremely interesting. To look at how she 'contols' parliament, you must consider what control actually is - if control is her ability to dissolve and call parliament, and appoint a Prime Minister, then yes, she does control parliament. However the Queen's power does not extend to the business of parliament; the executive (the majority party [or parties in a coalition government]) controls the agenda of parliament in accordance with the Speaker of the House of Commons. The Queen's ability to control parliament, therefore, is extremely limited.

First of all, there is no longer a title as "Queen of England". It is now 'Queen of the United Kingdom'.

And the Queen of the United Kingdom actually does not have a role in Canada. As Queen of Canada however Queen Elizabeth II is Chief of State and has several roles & duties to do.

Queen Elizabeth's Residence is Buckingham Palace.

the length of the Queen Elizabeth 1 is [1,031 ft] and [314 m]

Regnant, as in Queen regnant, who rules in her own right. Queen consort is queen by marriage to the king, but has no role in the government. The Tudors were responsible for three of them. Mary I, Jane Grey, and Elizabeth I.

There is no way, and especially no safe way, to increase the the length of your penis, so better get accustomed to what you have.

No, King George V was Queen Elizabeth's grandfather.

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No, she cannot. In the past a reigning monarch had some say, via their wills, over who would succeed them. Today in the UK succession is carefully regulated by acts of Parliament, and the monarch cannot countermand the law. If she abdicates, it will be in favor of Charles who is next in line. Elizabeth may have had strong input into the acts as they currently apply. There has been a recent change that eliminates favoring male children (male primogeniture) over females and she probably had some things to say in support of that. Now that the law is set, only another act of Parliament can change the order of succession.

If Charles predeceases Elizabeth and William, then her abdication would result in William becoming king. It appears very unlikely that she will ever abdicate; she has such a long and well respected reign. It is not customary for the British monarch to abdicate in favor of younger heirs as it is with some of the other crowned heads of Europe.

For all their faults and eccentricities, they seem to be doing something right, and other countries envy Britain for having them. They are said to provide continuity and stability against the influence of extremist politicians. When France became a republic, it suffered a Reign of Terror. When the German and Russian monarchies fell, the result was the Holocaust and the Gulag. Our freedom to criticise and ridicule them is a sign of their strength, not their weakness.

The reign of Elizabeth I produced a bevy of famous people. First of all, privateers and confidants like Sir Walter Raleigh, political rivals like Mary, Queen of Scots, writers like Ben Jonson and William Shakespeare and explorers like Sir Francis Drake were all celebrities during her reign

Yes, queen Elizabeth the 2nd. She was born in1952.for more information go to google and type in queen elizabeth the 2nd.

The Queen was in the study at Sandringham House, at the same desk her father used.

Americans having received Britain's top honor include Nobel prize-winning scientist James Watson, George Bush Senior, former Mayor of New York Rudolph Giuliani, and Hollywood director Steven Spielberg.

The proper way to ask this question would be: " How many houses does the Queen of England have?" Many words in your question were in improper form and your sentence structure was poor. Try googling the answer. It will probably be easy to find. If you did happen to mean home... the answer would be one. A home is where your family and loved ones are.

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The Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II was held in the Abbey Church of St. Peter, Westminster (Westminster Abbey) on 2nd June 1953

Queen Elizabeth ll has lived in Buckingham Palace since she was a child in the 1930's. This is not, however, a full time residence as she also spends time at Windsor Castle, and at her estates, Sandringham House in Norfolk and Balmoral Castle in Scotland.

The Queen does work any where she wants, however her Offices are in Buckingham Palace.

Queen Elizabeth's grandson Prince William, married Kate Middleton who is now the Duchess of Cambridge.