Elizabeth II

Yes, there are artifacts at Hatfield House, where she spent many childhood years. There are riding gloves, a hat and early silk stockings said to have belonged to her.

Elizabeth Wyckes died in 1527.

St Georges Chapel in Windsor Castle

two qualifications in baking bread, and an advanced certificate in brick laying

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New Zealand is part of the British commonwealth and therefore the queen of New Zealand is the queen of The United Kingdom Of Great Britain

I dont think she is even though she looks like she is:)

Acctually Jesus was NOT born on September 11 OR December 25. Jesus was born on August 3. Or probably around their. I got my resource from the Jewish calender and some research i mad online...lol...oh and i heard a tape too. December 25 was when people used to get a tree and sing around it to adore the sun.

This is how it all started: On the 25th of December, a very important king to their society was born. Since Jesus was born, he was the son of god, king of kings and lord of lords. People that adored the sun thought he was the son of the SUN (lol) but people mistaked that king with Jesus and that's how they spread the word of Jesus being born on the 25th of December. But idk..only God knows.

By AJLopez33 On September 11, 2010 at 8:15 pm Ajlopez33 [0] said:

Actually, significant research on the subject does pin Jesus Christ's birth on Sept 11, 3BC. Don't confuse the Jewish calendar with the calendar we use today. They are not the same. You cannot limit your research on this matter simply to online research. Subject matter of this magnitude needs to be based off of Biblical astronomy and historical and scientific data from God's word. Biblical data such as when King Herod was in power, along with constellations that were in the sky at the time, particularly "Jesus' Star" aka the "Bethlehem Star," can all be dated. A good study to read is a book by Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille, JESUS CHRIST OUR PROMISED SEED, 1982, a very exhaustive study on the subject. Yes, God knows, but not only God, because He left clues in His Word, which He wrote for us to read and believe, and His Word--the Bible--was the basis of Dr. Wierwille's book, the only basis that matters.

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Kings and Queens rule an area and try to make sure that area is kept safe and in a good state. THey sometimes have to lead there countrie (area) into war and try and lead them to victory. Kings and Queens are very important...

Puppies open there eyes between 2-3 weeks of age.

queen elizabeth treated "bess throckmorton" as the daughter she never had! they had a close relationship.

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Queen Elizabeth II had a total of about 30 corgis during her lifetime. She received her first corgi, named Dookie, as a child in 1933, and the breed became a signature part of her life. Over the years, she also had several mixed-breed dogs known as "dorgis," which are a cross between corgis and dachshunds. The Queen's love for corgis was well-known, and they were often seen accompanying her in various royal settings.

Her father died in 1952 and she immediately became queen with all of the responsibilities that go with it. Her life was no longer her own and she had to put her country before herself.

Elizabeth Emry died on 1995-04-18.

sep 2, 1929

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Frederick the Great, who reigned from 1740 to 1786, is associated with the militarization and expansion of Prussia, transforming it into a major European power. His reign is marked by significant military victories, particularly during the Seven Years' War, which solidified Prussia's status. Additionally, Frederick implemented notable reforms in administration, education, and religious tolerance, promoting Enlightenment ideals. He is also remembered for his patronage of the arts and philosophy, fostering a vibrant cultural environment in his court.

Brims (Bloods)

Her name was the "vergin queen"

Because boys were seen to have the superior claim to a throne.

If he had been a girl, he might also have ruled first (despite being younger), because both Mary and Elizabeth had been declared illegitimate.

Margaret, daughter of Edward the Atheling (King of England), born during her father's exile in Hungary in 1045, married Malcolm III Canmore, King of Scotland, in 1069. She died in 1093, and was mother by Malcolm to eight children in all, including Kings Alexander I of Scotland, and David I of Scotland.

She was eventually canonised in 1250, becoming St. Margaret.

Yes she did. 9 to be exact all started with a "s"

The 29th July 1981 :)