Monarchy

The last queen consort was Queen Elizabeth but the last female monarch was Queen Victoria, 1837-1901.

King George's letters, dated 1918, to American soldiers are selling for about $30 through online auctions. There are several higher asking prices, but they are not selling. Condition greatly affects the price.

they thought that it was unfair so they started a democracy they thought that it was unfair so they started a democracy

Henry A. Wallace was born on October 7, 1888.

Nils Liljequist worked independently of Dr. Ignatz von Peczely discovering iridology. He was the first to identify the effects of such drugs as iodine and quinine on the iris.

Yes. King Richard I passed the kingdom of England onto Prince John to inherit who became king after Richard I as Richard had no children of his own to be his heir so John was Richard's heir.

They are British. Prince Philip comes from Greece. The myth that they're German comes from the fact that the great, great, great Grandfather of the current royal Princes was the German Prince Albert- prince consort to Queen Victoria. Queen Victoria's family had a mostly German origin, but she wasn't a German herself. The reality is though that most royal family's in Europe are and were related, so their country of origin was never that important. The current British royal family are as British as most British people today- many of whom had parents, grandparents or even great, great, great great grand parents who originated in other countries.

Matilda was the daughter of King Henry I. When King Henry I died, Matilda was his only surviving heir (his other children had died earlier on). Matilda was supposed to be the Queen of England but refused to be crowned because she thought it would lower her dignity as all the previous Queens had only been named Queen because they were married to a king. She said that she was to be called 'the lady of the english'. Matilda ruled England for a few months until her cousin Stephen Blois took the throne from her and was named King Stephen of England.
Therefor the answer to this question is that Matilda was never crowned the first queen of England.

Ok so the story starts off William hall the first African Canadian and first nova scotian to be honoured the Victoria cross medal and Turkish war medal went to a strip club and ummm Yup did some stuff and eventually died from loss of sperm and then some shmagatute picked him up and banged him when he was dead soo yeah it was a very unfourtunate loss for Williams family rachel Robinson and Marie hall :(

A monarchy and a dictatorship represent nations ruled by one person. A monarch ( a king or a queen) usually inherits his or her position, and a dictator often acquires power through political corruption.

A monarchy occurs when the power of a nation rests on one single person or ruler. Some of the nations that have this type of government are Oman and Qatar.

Yes. 12 girls and 12 boys.

They met when she was 13 and he was 18. She was with her family and family friend Lord Louis Mountbatten at some sort of navel show. Phillip was Louis' nephew and descent cousin of Elizabeth and Margaret's and was also in the Royal navy at that time so he was able to meet the King, Queen and Princesses. Apparently Elizabeth had a crush on him from then on and they married when she was 21

There were 5 Stuart monarchs.

Richard I, also known as Richard the Lion Hearted. He however was mostly absent during his entire reign, being on crusade and warring in France. England was effectively under the rule of his brother John.

By the Tudor kings and queens! For a country to be ruled, it must have a monarchy of some kind. King, queen, tsar, emperor all fall under this category. The Tudors were Henry VII, Henry VIII, Edward, Mary and Elizabeth.

Check E-Bay in the collectibles section. You'll get an idea of the range of prices being asked for royal memoribilia.

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If one recites "Bloody Mary"- in reference to Mary I of England - into a mirror three times consecutively then the legend goes that one will be murdered by her ghost.

France had been a republic since 1870, so no-one was king of France in 1914.

it was important for him because he was fighting with the pope for power/money

Mary Seney Sheldon died in 1913.

He probably did not have much of a relationship with his sister Margret because he was only 11 when she left to live in Scotland in 1502.

He had an interesting relationship with his sister Mary. When she was to marry Louis XII at 18 she tried to get out of it, but He did not want her too. Shortly after Louis' death she married Charles Brandon and he was not happy about it because he was already looking for a second husband for her. Her first son she named after him in the hopes that it would appease him.

Don't know about the relationship between him and Arthur.

its bloody and she can be and not

In a way she did and in a way she didn't, she did deserve it because:

· She burnt many Protestants at the stake just because they practiced a different religion from her.

· She lost Calais, the last town that England had control of on the continent.

· She was overall a bit of a bad Queen.

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These are the reasons why she could have just been misunderstood:

· She was treated badly as a child (neglected by her father and wasn't allowed to see her mother.)

· She thought that she was pregnant but then found out that it was a terrible sickness instead (which probably made her really upset.)

· Her husband kept on leaving her to go back to Spain.

· Her husband didn't like her and found her unattractive.

· When she burnt the Protestants at the stake, she actually thought that she was doing the right thing and that, just before they died, they would be able to see the error of their ways and would change and be sent to heaven.