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Queen Elizabeth II was born in 1926 and became Queen of the United Kingdom in 1953, reigning for 70 years until her death in 2022, making her the longest-reigning British monarch. She was educated at home and learned about law, history, art, and music. In 1947, she married Prince Philip and had four children. As Queen, she helped solve problems and supported the UK through challenges like World War II. She also had the power to influence laws and enjoyed hobbies like playing video games and puzzles in her private time.
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- 2. Famous Quote
- 3. Who is she • Born on April 21, 1926 • Died on September 8, 2022 • Be the queen when she was 27 years old (1953) • Longest British monarch • Longest female monarch • 70 years
- 4. History • Born on April 21, 1926 • Father became king when she was 10 years old • Become the queen (1953) • Had many wars when she was the queen • World war II、The Korean War...... • Celebrate the 50th year of being the queen (2002) • Died in 2022
- 5. Education • Don’t go to school • Educated at home • Learn about the law and the history • Like to learn art and music when she was young • Know how to speak French • Had learned to ride horses
- 6. Family • Married Prince Philip in 1947 • Four kids • 3 sons and 1 daughter • Had kings and queens in the family • Had lots of children and grandchildren
- 7. What did she do • Longest serving British monarch • 70 years • Solving the problems • Help the World War II when she was 19 years old • Have power to change the law if she don’t like it
- 8. Other • She had many kinds of pets • Favorite kind of dog is Corgi • Had more than one houses • Actually she love to play video games and puzzle
- 9. Pictures
- 10. The End!!!
Editor's Notes
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