As a child she was very well educated all the time. Her father wanted her to have enough knowledge to take his place when he had passed on. Many famous and good teachers such as William Grindal and Roger Asham taught her. Being taught by people such as these, made her seem that she was extremely talented to the public. By the time she was older, she knew how to speak at least five languages.

Her love life was very different from others. She wouldn’t marry anybody that asked for her hand in marriage.

She had been asked as a scheme by her Uncle, as an evil plot to get the place of the throne, but h

Finally Queen Elizabeth got air to the throne after her half sister had passed away November 17th, 1558. It was a day of great happiness for the unwanted child, who had spent so many years looked down upon. She was determined to Live life the fullest and enjoy it while it lasted.

When Queen Elizabeth died, on March 24th, 1603… many people started to squabble and fight because of religious disagreements. The one thing everyone is sure of though, is that Queen Elizabeth I left England the most powerful prosperous country in the world.

This book does give a lesson, because it shows that any body can get to where they want to be as long as they try. Queen Elizabeth, wasn’t even wanted by her father when she was born, and was a disappointment to the country, but still made a difference and helped the country become very powerful. <

Some topics in this essay:
Queen Elizabeth, Roger Asham, Earl Dudley, Phillip Spain, Anne Boleyn, Greenwich Palace, queen elizabeth, Henry VIII, air throne,