There is a new Queen, who was born among royalty during the year of 1558 in Hatfield, England. She is one of the three surviving children of King Henry VIII and the most unlikely to be next in line for the throne. She would rule during a time period where her Protestant faith would be tested in the highest regard due to her mother and her brother previous rule before her. She never knew her mother, Anne Boylan, for she was beheaded before the people for being “unfaithful” to the king. The main reason was Anne Boylan could not fulfill an empty promise to give him a son, but instead a baby girl who is forever known as Queen Elizabeth the I (Neale). Looking further in depth, Queen Elizabeth forever changed the history of the United Kingdom by her
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She originally was not destined to rule the throne, for she was a disappointment to her father for her gender. Elizabeth, however came to power after the first two deaths of her siblings. She followed her mother faith in becoming Protestant, which helped her remain neutral in forging affairs. She was the only Tudor left in the dynasty even if she was officially considered a bastard. Nonetheless, she chose to remain unmarried for power and to avoid the same faith her mother had suffered. In the end, the Tudor dynasty did fall and began a new one with James of Scots reuniting the countries to become the United Kingdom. However, with Elizabeth’s education in her early life, it gave her the love of the arts. It was uncommon for women to even be educated during that time period, her writing was elegant and poised which reflected on her personality and character as a person. Queen Elizabeth the I, was one person who had no chance of achieving the crown after her father’s death, but by faith and brilliance she
She originally was not destined to rule the throne, for she was a disappointment to her father for her gender. Elizabeth, however came to power after the first two deaths of her siblings. She followed her mother faith in becoming Protestant, which helped her remain neutral in forging affairs. She was the only Tudor left in the dynasty even if she was officially considered a bastard. Nonetheless, she chose to remain unmarried for power and to avoid the same faith her mother had suffered. In the end, the Tudor dynasty did fall and began a new one with James of Scots reuniting the countries to become the United Kingdom. However, with Elizabeth’s education in her early life, it gave her the love of the arts. It was uncommon for women to even be educated during that time period, her writing was elegant and poised which reflected on her personality and character as a person. Queen Elizabeth the I, was one person who had no chance of achieving the crown after her father’s death, but by faith and brilliance she