Elizabeth I
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The document provides biographical information about Queen Elizabeth I of England, including: - She was Queen of England and Ireland from 1558 until her death in 1603. - She established the Church of England, separating it from the authority of the Roman Catholic Church. - During her 45-year reign, England prospered economically and culturally, though she also faced challenges like religious conflicts and war with France.
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Elizabeth I
- 1. María Fernanda Céspedes Nicolás Bohórquez Chacón Mateo Vargas García Ana María Ponce Grade 1001
- 2. Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I, known as the Rainbow Portrait attributed to Marcus Gheeraerts and Isaac Oliver, dated between 1600 and 1602. Born September 7, 1533 Palace of Placentia, Flag of England England Died March 24, 1603 (69 years) Richmond Palace, Flag of England England Born September 7, 1533 Palace of Placentia, Flag of England England Died March 24, 1603 (69 years) Richmond Palace, Flag of England England
- 3. Elizabeth I of England She was Queen of England and Ireland from November 17th, 1558 until the day of her death. Elizabeth was the fifth and last monarch of the Tudor dynasty. Henry VIII´s daughter, born as princess, but her mother, Anne Boleyn, was executed when she was three years old, so Elizabeth was declared illegitimate daughter. However, after the death of his brothers Edward VI and Mary I, Elizabeth took the throne.
- 4. The Church of England One of the first steps she took was to establish an independent Protestant church of Rome, which would later involve today's Church of England, which became the highest authority.
- 5. Elizabeth I of England At the age of twenty-five she began to reign. Elizabeth I, lasted for more than four decades, where British Empire was rich because of her. She supported Arts and England was the richest country in Europe.
- 6. Elizabeth I of England The parliament asked her to get married, but she never accepted, there are many hypotetical aspects about her decisión to be single. She was called the virgin Queen.
- 7. politicians and suitors conspired against Isabel I There were religious conflicts, economic weakness was improved • Elizabeht I was a great Queen to confront and solve all problems in England England was embroiled in a bloody war with France.