Презентация, доклад Famous British Queens

significant events and activities of their life stories ; -to evaluate their impact on the British history ; -to develop historical understanding of those periods.

Boleyn on September 7, 1533. After her father’s death, Elizabeth became third in line to the throne, after her ten year old half-brother Edward and her half-sister Mary.

when Edward died in 1553. Mary had considered killing Elizabeth, because she was an obvious leader for Protestant revolt.

Mary Tudor

most important foreign policy matter. She correctly recognized Spain as her main trade rival and enemy and followed two policies.

and strong, so that people would give her respect and accept her not as a weak and selfish princess but as a strong and reliable man in a skin of woman.  Elizabeth demonstrated how rich and powerful she was. She used her portraits to spread her image around. Elizabeth kept a tight control over paintings of her that were produced.  Like in one of the paintings "Armada" painted in 1588, you could see Elizabeth standing in a strong pose and her hand is on globe shows she is an Empress of the world. The Queen was God's representative, and must be perfect

1837 and reigned until her death in 1901. Victoria married a German, Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg, but he died at the age of forty-two in 1861. She could not get over her sorrow at his death, and for a long time refused to seen in public.

reign of hers represented an imposing period of the English monarchy. During her reign Britain’s industry developed and there was an increase in the popularity of the monarchy.

to have a virtuous sovereign,” wrote one Victorian. Pure family morality was an idea of little interest to the subjects of earlier monarchs. People often speak about Victorian moral standards meaning that it was appropriate to or to look very respectable, religious and well-behaved. Unfortunately, it didn’t always work.

II, the eldest daughter of the previous King George VI. Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor was born 21st April 1926. She was the first child of Prince Albert, Duke of York, and Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon.

studied constitutional history and law. In 1945 she joined the British Army in which she with other women served as mechanics and drivers.

a year their first son Charles was born. On 6th February 1952 Elizabeth’s farther died and she became the Queen of England. Elizabeth was officially crowned 2nd June 1953 in Westminster Abbey. The life of Queen Elizabeth II, both personal

racing. She is also a lover and cultivator of the dog breed Corgi. Elizabeth has had more than 30 Corgis during her reign.

Royal Family is to support and encourage public and voluntary service. The life of Queen Elizabeth II, both personal and public, has been varied. Being a British sovereign includes not only many duties but also the loss of private life. ‘The Queen’s working day is a cycle of receptions and audiences, garden parties , opening ceremonies and state visits.

her family . Queen Elizabeth II has four children , eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

English empire. She influenced many countries all over the world. Her rule was considered as the golden age of Elizabeth. She was a decisive ruler. Elizabeth was able to avoid the Spanish invasion on England.   Queen Victoria enjoyed fantastic popularity amongst the majority of her people for most of her rule. She expanded the borders of the British Empire significantly more than any other Queen. Victoria remained one of most successful and popular monarchs and the reign of hers represented an imposing period of the English monarchy. During her reign Britain’s industry developed and there was an increase in the popularity of the monarchy   Queen Elizabeth II Elizabeth II, who acts as a representative of the British nation, helps cultivate good relationships among various countries. The international significance of the Queen is also supported by her role as Head of Commonwealth,