The Queen

Queen Victoria was the queen of England for 63 years. Holding the 2ed longest monarchy of England. During her rule she had accomplished many things and throughout her legacy she will not be forgotten. Queen Victoria was a very powerful and looked up to queen in her time. Some of her accomplishments were that she had become an empress of India (1877), got a demand jubilee (1887), and the great exhibition (1851). Queen Victoria along with her husband Prince Albert had created “the great exhibition

a conscious state.  In Alice in Wonderland, psychoanalysis is used to portray the Red Queen as the id, the Absolem

In a country already unstable, the news of Queen Mary’s actions during her reign shook the rickety balance between chaos and peace. Thirty years after King Henry VIII broke away from the Catholic Church, installed a new religion into English culture, and citizens lived in a country where Catholicism was outlawed, the Marian Era began. The Marian Era lasted from 1553-1558, and will forever be remembered as a dark and dangerous time. If one was asked who they knew from the English monarchy during the

Queens emerge from fertilized eggs, and they are responsible for laying eggs and produce Queen Mandibular Pheromone. Queens are raised from worker eggs (in optimal cases), and they are made to be queens by getting fed with an extensive amount of royal jelly. The queen is ready to mate after the 25th day after emerging, and if the weather permitted it, you might find the new queen’s fertile eggs on 28th day. A queen usually lasts for about 3 years, but there are stories about queens still laying

Queen Victoria was the longest reigning ruler of England for 60 years until Queen Elizabeth the 3rd. Victoria was one of the most notable Queens/rulers of England. Queen Victoria was of the most famous rulers of Great Britain/England because of her leadership and the way she handled the Industrial Revolution. Victoria as a child was an obedient one, like every other child of the royal family. In the Oxford Dictionary Of National Biography, it says that “, Victoria was never alone. From her birth

The last queen of the Tudor dynasty, Queen Elizabeth I proved to be on of the most celebrated, and controversial leaders in English history. Raised in a neglectful home, and shadowed by her mother's reputation, Elizabeth did not have the royal treatment that her siblings received. From her birth, she was a disappointment, as a child she was intelligent, yet unnoticed, and the road to her 1558-1603 reign was troubled. Elizabeth was born on September 7, 1533. To the disappointment of King Henry

differs in the outcome they meet due to their actions. While women in both texts can indeed wield political power in patriarchal societies, the two texts differ in the outcome the female characters meet because of this power. Both Lady Macbeth and Queen Elizabeth I see their place as a vehicle for power and control in their societies. Lady Macbeth can reach her power through manipulation of Macbeth, questioning his masculinity, thus resulting in him feeling threatened, and forced to commit the acts

Queen Elizabeth was born on September 7, in 1533 to a royal couple by the name of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. She pertained a strong personality and strong political skills in overlooking marriage proposals and intensely flirting with many available suitors. She reigned over England without a king or children (Britannia: Elizabeth 1). Her father was known for the execution of his wives. The king had announced that any daughter would be "illegitimate" to the line of succession because his upcoming

was a popular era in which Queen Victoria was the ruler of The United Kingdom and Ireland. She was born May 1819 and reigned from June 1837- January 1901, until her death, January 1901. Queen Victoria married Prince Albert and had nine children. She wore black for the most of her reign due to the loss of her husband Prince Albert and the deep depression she was in. She was also the first monarch to live in the Buckingham Palace. She is one of the most popular queens in history because of the things

reign of Queen Elizabeth and her actions towards Mary Queen of Scots. Mary was attempting to overthrow Queen Elizabeth. Elizabeth was reluctant to have Mary executed because she knew that there were still supporters of Mary who may rebel. Eventually, the Queen has Mary executed to ensure her security but in the end she ended up alone after banishing many of her closest members of her inner circle. There were many moments throughout the play that I felt connected to the character of Mary Queen of Scots