Friday, May 8, 2009

Saturday, April 18, 2009

Bibliography

Source: Tell Me About Queen Elizabeth II By John Malam. Published by Evans Brothers Limited. Copywrite Date:2002

Review of Book

This book was jam-packed with information. It covered all the important topics about Queen Elizabeth's life. There were so many vivid pictures, and they were all real! The downside is that it only gave the general idea about her life, and if there were specifics, they weren't important at all. I would read another of John Malam's books if I ever want a source with the overview.

Describing Her and the Effects on the World or Other People

I could be described as generous because I support more then 700 different organazations and charaties worldwide. I am brave because in 1945, when I was young, I joined the Army. I am currently the head of Britain's Army, Navy, and Air Force.
When I was princess and discovered that I would become queen someday, I had to study all the everything about being a queen and ruling a kingdom. Thus, I am very educated.

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Special and Interesting Information

I married Philip of Greece in 1947. One year later, my first child, Prince Charles, was born. Anne wasborn in 1950, Andrew was born in 1960, and Edward was born in 1965. In 1952 my father fell ill, and died soon after. I became queen, and my coronation was on Tuesday, June 2, 1953 in Westminster Abbey, London.

Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and Other Territories


Sunday, April 12, 2009

Events That Shaped Queen Elizabeth's Life

In 1936 when I was 10, my grandfather, King George the Fifth, died. His eldest son Edward, my uncle, became the news king. Near the end of that same year, Edward decided that he didn't want to be king. Since my father was the next oldest, he became King George the Sixth. Also, since I was the oldest in my generation, I would become the queen after my father died.

Background Information

My name is Elizabeth II. I was born on the 21 of April,1926 in 17 Bruton Street, London. At 5 weeks old, I was christened Princess Elizabeth Alexandria Mary. When I was 4, my sister was born. Her name was Margaret Rose. We never went to school, instead we had a governess.