QUEEN
ELIZABETH
THE
SECOND
Before she became queen at age 12, having already distinguished herself as a gifted and eager horsewoman, Princess Elizabeth confided to her teacher that, had she not been born to be Queen, she would "like to be a lady living in the country with lots of horses and dogs". These youthful remarks are revealing indeed, demonstrating not only a genuine passion for an aspect of Royal life that outsiders often dismiss as mere pomp and ceremony, but also for a remarkable degree of prescience and acuitythe little girl who knew both her duty and her own mind, and was determined to be the best and the most "normal" regent that she could.Elizabeth joined the war effort, training as a driver in the Women's Auxiliary Territorial Service (WATS). In November 1947, queen Elizabeth married a distant cousin named Philip Mountbatten.has four children.
Elizabeth became Queen of the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand,south Africa, Pakistan, and Ceylon now sri laknaka .
The kingdom that Queen Elizabeth II inherited from her father, King George VI, was a confident one – war had ended nearly a decade earlier, and 1953 proved to be a golden year that imbued Britain with a sense of optimism unprecedented in recent years.
The kingdom that Queen Elizabeth II inherited from her father, King George VI, was a confident one – war had ended nearly a decade earlier, and 1953 proved to be a golden year that imbued Britain with a sense of optimism unprecedented in recent years.
Her biggest accomplishment was that
the Queen proved that she was also blessed with an impressive degree of social acuity – she had long known that if the Monarchy was to survive into the next century, then its next generation would have to be more grounded and aware of the different strands of British society than any of its recent predecessors.
the Queen proved that she was also blessed with an impressive degree of social acuity – she had long known that if the Monarchy was to survive into the next century, then its next generation would have to be more grounded and aware of the different strands of British society than any of its recent predecessors.
Her biggest challenge was that she got the golden jubilee and she cofers knighthood on professor basil.
The reason why I choose Queen Elizabeth was because she looed interesting and basecly I wanted to know more about her. she was also unique in away she didn't want to become the queen she wanted to do something different but ones her father had died she sayed and well became the next queen.So pretty much i found out new things about her and I leaned more to her story. I hope you readers enjoy reading this to I hope use like it.
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6 comments:
Good Job. . . Ha It Had Some Prettyy Difficult Words In It . . But I Quess Youhr Juss Showinq Youhr Intellenqence ;p. Keep It Up Dont Slack Off! . . . BTW I Chose Ladyy Jane Not Queen Elizabeth. . .lol
YEA.. DIFFICULT WORDS.. LOL SHE SEEMS LIKE A GOOD QUEEN 2 CHOOSE. I CHOSE ELIZABETH DA 1ST. THEY HAVE A FEW THINGS IN COMMON ON HOW THEY CONTROL THEIR COUNTRY. BUT GOOD JOB!!
good stuff girl but it aint better then mine. thats all A material.
Nice Job!!! I like your blog. I did Queen Elizabeth too but I did the I & u did the II. She was interesting too LOL!!!!!!!
i can see u got her as well right her history is very exiting i like it vbecuase she went threw alot to b queen which i thought it woul be easy.
it was cool i didnt see that comming lol
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