Anne Boleyn

 

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Anne Boleyn, is she just your classic Queen of England or is there more to her life? Keep reading to find out.

First, I will talk about her family and friends. Rumors went around about her relationship with her brother (George Boleyn), but they were not true. They were rumors spread by her potential enemies who wanted King Henry VII (Yes, she was his 2nd wife) to remarry. Did you know that Anne Boleyn was the mother of Queen Elizabeth the 1st . Queen Elizabeth the 1st reined for 44 years.

Now I will talk about Anne Boleyn's life before marriage. Anne Boleyn was the Maid of Honor for King Henry’s previous wife, Catherine of Aragon. Anne Boleyn did not want to be a mistress and pushed for marriage, which changed history by forcing King Henry VII to break away from the Roman Catholic Church.

Next, I will share some fun facts. She played a key role in breaking away from the Roman Catholic Church, which led to the creation of the Church of England. Anne Boleyn was both admired and disliked for her lively personality. She promoted the reading of the scripture in English. The scripture was typically written in Latin. That made religion more accessible for people. Anne Boleyn was buried in the Chapel of St. Peter ad Vincula in an unmarked grave.

Finaly I will talk about her Execution. King Henry VII ordered a skilled swordsman for her execution (instead of the typical axe) so her death would be quicker, cleaner, and more merciful. Anne Boleyn died 490 years ago, on May 19,1536.

Anne Boleyn was so fun to learn about! It is hard to believe all these things happened to her. I hope you enjoyed my research!


SOURCES
Wikipedia
The Guardian
HistoryExtra


Kings.edu

 

Queen Elizabeth

  

By Bella 

Queen Elizabeth’s name is Elizabeth Alexandra Mary born on April 21,1926, at 2:40 am. Queen Elizabeth had a younger sister named Margret, who was born in 1930. They got along. Queen Elizabeth and her sister did not go to school but were taught at home by the child caretaker. 

Queen Elizabeth’s favorite dogs were corgis. Her favorite color is blue She liked being outside, riding her horse, and Scottish country dancing. Her favorite food was simple cooked meat with vegetables. Queen Elizabeth liked strawberries, peaches, and chocolate for dessert. 

Elizabeth got married at Westminster Abbey on November 20 at 11:30 am. Elizabeth married Philip, a British Naval Officer on November 20, 1947. The queen and prince Philip had four kids; Charles, Anne, Andrew, and Edward.  

She was crowned queen June 2, 1953, when she was 25. The queen traveled widely during her reign. She was the only person in the UK allowed to drive without a license. She was the longest reigning monarch ever in Britain. Elizabeth II served in the British military in World War 2 as a mechanic and saw many wars. As the queen, she served in including Falkland's War, War on Terror, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Queen Elizabeth was also the ruler over Canada and the Commonwealth. After a general election, the queen appoints the prime minister. 

  Queen Elizabeth died at 3:10 pm September 8, 2022, due to bone cancer. She was survived by her four children, eight grandchildren, and twelve great-grandchildren. Queen Elizabeth is succeeded by her son Charles. Charles will be crowned King of England on May 6, 2023.  

 

 

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Queen Elizabeth II

By Kimber

Today I will be taking you through Queen Elizabeth II Life span she ruled for 70 years

She died recently and she had a very eventful life story so without further ado I will now take you through her life!

 
Birth and Early life:
Queen Elizabeth the II was born at 2:40 AM on April 21, 1926 17 Bruton Street in Mayfair london. For the first 10 years of her life she was raised in her maternal grandparents home she was christened Elizabeth ALexandra Mary in the private chapel in Buckingham palace she was named after her mother(Queen Alexandra), and grandmother(Queen Mary). Her parents were the Duke and Duchess of York. In 1936 at age 10 her Uncle-King Edeward VIII abdicated the throne to marry a divorced American women.Putting her father on the throne and her next in line for the throne due to being the oldest.

 
Marriage

In 1947 the marriage of Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh and Princess Elizabeth was publicly announced; the wedding took place in Westminster Abbey in 1947. Her father passed away due to a heart attack in 1953.

 
Children:
King Charles II born November 14, 1948
Princess Anne born August 15,1951
Prince Andrew Duke of York born February 19, 1960
Prince Edward Duke of Edinburgh born March 10, 1964

the Queens Reign:
Queen Elizabeth is the UK’S longest reigning monarch
She became heir presumptive at age 10 in 1953 when her father sadly passed; she was 25 years old and had to take the throne after his death. At 27 she was the first ever monarch to have a televised coronation she ruled for 7 decades. During her reign she worked with 15 British prime ministers. When the prince of whales separated from princess Diana in 1992 the Queen herself called the year “Annus Horribilis” which led to princess Diana’s tragic death in a car accident. But not all things were bad that year; they had the royal wedding of her grandson’s and the birth of her great grandchildren.

 
Events Marking her reign:
Jubilee Events marked 60 years of her reign in 2012. She was the first British monarch to celebrate a platinum Jubilee. She ruled 7 decades on the throne. In 2021 her husband Prince Philip died of old age; they were married for 73 years. Given speeches across the world it was perhaps her distinctive voice that many will remember. On september 8, 2022 the Queen died due to old age after ruling for 70 years she had sadly passed away.The funeral was held on september 19, 2022 Being the longest reigning british monarch died on balmoral castle Aberdeenshire Scotland her death was publicly announced at 18:30 and her eldest son succeeded her King Edward the II!

 
So there you have it ALL the events from Birth and Early life to Marriage then to Events Marking Her Reign Thank you this was yours truly Kimber.

Queen Victoria's life

By Caitlin

Today I will be talking about queen Victorias amazing life, so I hope you enjoy my presentation and find it all interesting and especially true.

Queen Victoria was born on May 24, 1819, and died on Jan 22, 1901. She was 81 when she died and 18 when she became queen. She was born in London, United Kingdom. Queen Victoria had nine kids and all their names are, "Edward VII, Victoria princess royal, princess Alice The United Kingdom, princess Beatrice the United Kingdom, prince Leopold duke of Albany, princess Helena of the United Kingdom. Thara are still ancestors that are alive this very secant there's “King Harald V of Norway, King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweeden and king Felipe V of Spain.

Victoria was crowned queen when she was 18 years old. Queen Victoria was queen for 63 years until death at age 81 and if you switch the numbers around you get the year she was crowned as Queen of the former queen of the United Kingdom.

In return of queen Victorias help we should celebrate her with all we can because she did some amazing things in the past and we all should know that Queen Victoria is the best person to research.

Queen Elizabeth II

By Bella

 
Queen Elizabeth’s name is Elizabeth Alexandra Mary born on April 21,1926, at 2:40 am. Queen Elizabeth had a younger sister named Margret, who was born in 1930. They got along. Queen Elizabeth and her sister did not go to school but were taught at home by the child caretaker.

 
Queen Elizabeth’s favorite dogs were corgis. Her favorite color is blue She liked being outside, riding her horse, and Scottish country dancing. Her favorite food was simple cooked meat with vegetables. Queen Elizabeth liked strawberries, peaches, and chocolate for dessert.

 
Elizabeth got married at Westminster Abbey on November 20 at 11:30 am. Elizabeth married Philip, a British Naval Officer on November 20, 1947. The queen and prince Philip had four kids; Charles, Anne, Andrew, and Edward.

 
She was crowned queen June 2, 1953, when she was 25. The queen traveled widely during her reign. She was the only person in the UK allowed to drive without a license. She was the longest reigning monarch ever in Britain. Elizabeth II served in the British military in World War 2 as a mechanic and saw many wars. As the queen, she served in including Falkland's War, War on Terror, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Queen Elizabeth was also the ruler over Canada and the Commonwealth. After a general election, the queen appoints the prime minister.

 
Queen Elizabeth died at 3:10 pm September 8, 2022. She was survived by her four children, eight grandchildren, and twelve great-grandchildren. Queen Elizabeth is succeeded by her son Charles. Charles will be crowned King of England on May 6, 2023.

Marie Antionette

By Lainey 

    Hello, I am going to be talking to you about Marie Antoinette. I put a lot of work and effort into this research on Marie. I hope you enjoy it. 

    Marie was a French queen who started a revolution and had 8 kids. She also got killed at an incredibly young age. 

Her early life went a little like this; 

    Marie was born on November 2 ,1755, in Vienna Austria. She was her parent's favorite daughter. She got married the French prince [crown prince] in 1770. She got married at an incredibly early age of 14. Less than 20 years after she became queen she got killed. Life bored her, so she entertained herself with balls. The French people chopped off her head. Her oldest son died when the revolution started.  Marie Antoinette was the beautiful queen of France.  

    Her plotting helped undermine the monarchy. The young queen was lively and extravagant. The stiff format of court life bored her. So, she embarrassed herself with such pleasure as fancy balls, theatricals, and gambling. 

    Marie lacked a good education and cared little for serious affairs. She did not hesitate to urge the dismissal of the able ministers of France whose efforts to reduce royal spending threatened and her pleasures. Louis xvi gave her the chateau called the petit tradition, where the queen and her friends embarrassed themselves. Marie became very unpopular and had been blamed for the corruption of the French court. 

 She lavished money on court favorites and paid no attend Chén to Frances fiscal crisis. Vicious stories  

Isser Woloch, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of History, Columbia University  

Why I picked this person is because I think she is interesting, and I think everyone should know her story. I hope you liked it.  

That is all folks!! 😊

Queen Elizabeth II

By Maddie 

        This is the story of Queen Elizabeth the II and why she is important. Queen Elizabeth is important because she is kind and helpful. She is willing to come and help even if she has things to do. Every Christmas you can send her an email or postcard. Now on to her childhood. 

        Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor was born April,21,1926 at Windsor castle. She was born to Duke of York and Queen mother. She did not have a normal childhood because she grew up in a castle so she did not met many other kids. Now lets talk about her adulthood. 

        Becoming the queen, Queen Elizabeth 2 was married Nov.,20,1947 and was married to Philip      Mountbatten and later coronated on June,2,1947. Now you might be wondering what queen Elizabeth II is queen of well she is queen of the United kingdom, Great Britain, and Northern Ireland. Now lets talk about her accomplishments. 

        Queen Elizabeth 2 has political powers, but she does not control the government. No one thought she would be queen, but she has been queen for 60 years. Now to my conclusion. 

In all I think Queen Elizabeth 2 is just a fun lady and I would love to meet her one day.  

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www.worldbookonline.com/student-new/#/article/home/ar178480. Accessed 6 May 2019. 

• “Queen Elizabeth II.” The World Almanac for Kids, Infobase Learning, wak.infobaselearning.com/recordurl.aspx?wid=107772&nid=39243. Accessed 6 May 2019. 

• “Queen Elizabeth II.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 24 Mar. 2019, www.wikipedia.org/.