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Elizabeth the First was borh the 7 of September 1533 at the Royal Palace in Greenwich. She was daughter of Henry VIII.
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In may 1559, a Protestant revolt broke out in neighbouring Scotland against the Queen Regent Marie de guise, the French mother of Mary Stuart.
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Elizabeth chose for his coronation day 15 January 1559 year, immediately after the Christmas holidays: she wanted to give England a few more holidays.
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On January 25, 1559, Elizabeth's first Parliament opened.
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It was under Elizabeth that the brothers William and John Hawkins began their trade and pirate raids. In the late 1560s, Francis Drake's "star rose".
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In 1561 the exchange rate of the pound sterling was stabilized, in 1566-1568 the Royal exchange was created, similar to the Dutch one.
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In 1585, a large-scale Anglo-Spanish war broke out. With the aim of conquering England, Spain is preparing a powerful fleet-the "Invincible Armada". All the forces of England were thrown into defence against the Spanish invasion.
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In February 1603 she fell into a deep depression, melancholy. On 24 March 1603 she died at Richmond Palace and was buried in Westminster Abbey.