In the history of England three was queens who changed the country
Queen Vitoria
Queen Elizabethe I
Queen Elizabethe II
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Queen Elizabethe II
Elizabeth's life before becoming queen was shaped by the expectation that she would one day take the throne. Her dedication to public service and her image were fundamental until she received the crown in 1952.
Born in 1926, daughter of Prince Albert (future King George VI) and Elizabeth. Her childhood was discreet until the king handed over the crown to her father. Since then Elizabeth's life has changed. She had a rigorous education and in the second world war she was the only responsible woman in the armed forces. After the war, she created her legacy as a future queen traveling around the country as a representation of her father.
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Elizabeth II won points for her commitment to public service, she was the queen of the people and reigned in a phase of significant global change where she presented several challenges and had to open the minds of several people including her own. She is also known for being the queen who spent the longest time in power. The reign of Elizabeth II ended with her death on September 9, 2022 after 70 years of reign with her son, King Charles III, now on the throne.
Queen Vitoria
Born in 1819, the daughter of Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn, the Victoire of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld and granddaughter of the King. Her father died when she was young and due to power struggles, her mother and the royal family isolated her from the world. She was raised by Dr. John Conroy at the behest of her mother to rule England her way but without success. When her uncle, King William IV died she succeeded to the throne and reigned for over 63 years from 1837 to 1901.
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She has been in power since she was 18 years old. She is famous for expanding the British Empire to India, Africa and Asia, for industrial evolution and for the change in the monarchy in which she adapted it to the modernization of the country that ended up being adopted by other countries.
Her marriage to Prince Albert was a well-known love story that inspired people to evolve in their culture such as music, arts, literature and their modern buildings. This era became known as “The Victorian Era”
Queen Elizabethe I
Born in 1533, daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. Her first years were privileged until her mother's accusation and execution for betraying the king, she was seen as a bastard daughter by the church, she began to be persecuted by the entire court.
With the death of Henry VIII, his half-brother Edward VI of 9 ascends the throne, having been renewed 6 years later after her death. Mary I, her other half-sister takes Edward's place, leaving the throne again after his death 5 years after receiving it.
Elizabeth remained queen from then on, beginning her reign in 1558 and ending in 1603.
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She became known for her intelligence, political astuteness and diplomatic skills. Her reign was marked by a time of economic and cultural prosperity, she supported the arts, literature and maritime exploration. Theater grew with Shakespeare and his famous plays thus helping the growth of arts and literature. There was a famous victory for the Spanish armada in 1588 in which England became known as a naval power.
Elisabeth never married, becoming known as the “Virgin Queen”. Her rule ended after her death and as she had no heirs, James, King of Scotland started a new dynasty and made England and Scotland one country.
She faced threats from several countries, especially Spain. She sought to consolidate her power and strengthen England's position in the rest of the world. She fought against religious tension between Catholics and Protestants, seeking a modernization of religion that would balance both sides.
She faced threats to her crown including conspiracies about her life especially the famous Queen of Scots plot.
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The Three Queens Of England
In the history of England three was queens who changed the country
Queen Vitoria
Queen Elizabethe I
Queen Elizabethe II
Work of Diana Lopes
Tap on the images to see the story
Queen Elizabethe II
Elizabeth's life before becoming queen was shaped by the expectation that she would one day take the throne. Her dedication to public service and her image were fundamental until she received the crown in 1952.
Born in 1926, daughter of Prince Albert (future King George VI) and Elizabeth. Her childhood was discreet until the king handed over the crown to her father. Since then Elizabeth's life has changed. She had a rigorous education and in the second world war she was the only responsible woman in the armed forces. After the war, she created her legacy as a future queen traveling around the country as a representation of her father.
Home
Elizabeth II won points for her commitment to public service, she was the queen of the people and reigned in a phase of significant global change where she presented several challenges and had to open the minds of several people including her own. She is also known for being the queen who spent the longest time in power. The reign of Elizabeth II ended with her death on September 9, 2022 after 70 years of reign with her son, King Charles III, now on the throne.
Queen Vitoria
Born in 1819, the daughter of Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn, the Victoire of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld and granddaughter of the King. Her father died when she was young and due to power struggles, her mother and the royal family isolated her from the world. She was raised by Dr. John Conroy at the behest of her mother to rule England her way but without success. When her uncle, King William IV died she succeeded to the throne and reigned for over 63 years from 1837 to 1901.
Home
She has been in power since she was 18 years old. She is famous for expanding the British Empire to India, Africa and Asia, for industrial evolution and for the change in the monarchy in which she adapted it to the modernization of the country that ended up being adopted by other countries.
Her marriage to Prince Albert was a well-known love story that inspired people to evolve in their culture such as music, arts, literature and their modern buildings. This era became known as “The Victorian Era”
Queen Elizabethe I
Born in 1533, daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. Her first years were privileged until her mother's accusation and execution for betraying the king, she was seen as a bastard daughter by the church, she began to be persecuted by the entire court. With the death of Henry VIII, his half-brother Edward VI of 9 ascends the throne, having been renewed 6 years later after her death. Mary I, her other half-sister takes Edward's place, leaving the throne again after his death 5 years after receiving it. Elizabeth remained queen from then on, beginning her reign in 1558 and ending in 1603.
Home
She became known for her intelligence, political astuteness and diplomatic skills. Her reign was marked by a time of economic and cultural prosperity, she supported the arts, literature and maritime exploration. Theater grew with Shakespeare and his famous plays thus helping the growth of arts and literature. There was a famous victory for the Spanish armada in 1588 in which England became known as a naval power.
Elisabeth never married, becoming known as the “Virgin Queen”. Her rule ended after her death and as she had no heirs, James, King of Scotland started a new dynasty and made England and Scotland one country.
She faced threats from several countries, especially Spain. She sought to consolidate her power and strengthen England's position in the rest of the world. She fought against religious tension between Catholics and Protestants, seeking a modernization of religion that would balance both sides. She faced threats to her crown including conspiracies about her life especially the famous Queen of Scots plot.