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Queen Anne was born on February 6, 1665, mother. She was the second daughter of King James II and his first wife, Ann Hyde.
When she was made Queen of England, Scotland and Ireland, Mother. With the Act of Union of 1707, the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of Scotland were merged into a sovereign state under the name of the Kingdom of Great Britain from 1 May 1707.
His reign began in 1702. At that time he was 37 years old. Queen Anne also reigned in a relatively short time, which lasted 12 years. Her reign ended in 1714. Often, those 12 years are considered a mistake in history.
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Quote from BBC, Sebastian Edwards said Queen Anne only sat on the throne to solve problems caused by previous kings, including her father.
“He cleaned up the mess left by the men and didn’t get a lot of thanks or credit for it,” said the curator of Historic Royal Palaces.
King Charles II died in 1685. At that time, his reign caused concern for the British people because James II gave positions to Catholic leaders in the army and administration. This is contrary to Proofsnamely the policy of the British government in 1673 that people of that religion were prohibited from becoming civil servants and members of parliament.
Queen Anne’s wedding
Queen Anne married by arrangement with Prince George of Denmark, mother. The marriage was negotiated by Queen Anne’s uncle Laurence Hyde and the North British Secretary of State Robert Spencer.
The marriage was approved by Queen Anne’s father with enthusiasm. But unfortunately, Queen Anne did not have a happy married life.
It’s nothing, Prince George is a drunkard. Until the end, even the father of Queen Anne commented on his son-in-law.
“I’ve tried (tested) him (in) drunk and conscious, but there’s nothing in him,” he said. Historic United Kingdom.
So what about their children? Read the full story on the next page, Mother.
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Watch the 3 title changes of the British Empire following the death of Queen Elizabeth II in the following video:
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