Презентация, доклад на тему Елизавета Вторая -секрет ее долголетия

my English lessons I learnt that the UK is ruled by the queen who is 92 years old and has been the ruler of the country for about 65 years by now. She has become the oldest monarch in the history of the country. I was surprised: how has she managed to live and rule for so long? I wondered what the cause of her longevity as a person and as a queen is.
Now I’ll try to highlight the key moments and sides of her life and work and find out the secret of her long and productive life.

the United Kingdom. She is also the monarch of 15 other countries such as Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Jamaica and others.

father was Prince Albert. He was Duke of York. Her mother was Elizabeth. She was Duchess of York.
Elizabeth was named after her mother. Her nickname was "Lilibet".

grandmother, Mary of Teck died at the age of 85
And her great grandmother, Queen Victoria, died at the age of 89. Her reign was the longest in the history of Great Britain before 2015When Elisabeth II beat the record.

started. London was bombed. But the princess didn’t leave her country, she did everything in her power to help her people.
Princess Elizabeth joined the British army in 1945. She drove a truck. She was a mechanic.

to many public events. Princess Elizabeth started to make official visits for him. The King died on 6 February 1952. Elizabeth was crowned queen on 2 June 1953.

1947. The wedding was held in Westminster Abbey.
Throughout her long reign, Queen Elizabeth II has been supported in her duties by her husband, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Royal(1950) , Prince Andrew, Duke of York(1960), Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex (1964).
The Queen’s husband, her mother and babysitters helped the queen to bring up the children.
All the children respect and support their mother in her duties.

moved into Buckingham Palace in central London. This is the main official home of the monarch.
The Queen likes to go to Canada. She calls Canada her "home away from home".
She is the most widely-travelled head of state in history.

about three hours every day "doing the boxes". The "boxes" are two large red boxes full of state papers sent to her from her various departments, embassies, and government offices.

London, she meets her Prime Minister once a week, to talk about events. She also has meetings with the First Minister of Scotland and other Ministers of the Parliament of the United Kingdom, and the Prime Ministers and Ministers of other countries, when she is in their country, or when they visit London.
Elizabeth II is friends with many world leaders.

has shown a very strong sense of duty.
The Queen has often shown courage. Several times during her life there was danger to her life but she always went on with her duties and never gave up.
Close people say that the queen is an optimistic person. She is always in good mood. Her husband has a good sense of humor and has always been able to make his wife laugh and smile.

smoke, drinks little alcohol
She sleeps 7 hours per night and gets up at the same time every morning
She eats simple and healthy food
She walks in the park for 2 hours every day, goes horse-riding twice a week
She is very active and travels a lot.
Elisabeth II reads newspaper every day and exercises her mind and brain.

Charity

The Queen is the head of more than 500 organizations which work for the good of the people of Britain and other countries. Every member of the royal family works in charity organizations attracting the public attention to such problems as serious diseases, unemployment, hunger and others.

horses and dogs. Many scientific researches state that love for nature, animals and pets prolongs human life.
During all her reign corgi dogs have lived in her palace. Corgis are very friendly, cheerful and faithful dogs, that have always been her favourites.

of her Coronation and so he does. The Queen was also helped by her mother Queen Elizabeth, known as "The Queen Mother", who lived to be 101 years old, and stayed very active in her old age.

she is rarely sick. However, she is leaving more duties to the younger members of the Royal Family, particularly to Prince Charles, who will become King when she dies

out the reasons of her longevity. They are:
Genetics (many of her relatives –women were long-livers)
Healthy way of life.
A happy marriage with Prince Phillip who supports her in everything
Charity. Scientists say that people who take part in charity live longer as they feel at piece.
Love for nature and animals.
Optimism. People say that the Queen is always in good mood.