-
Elizabeth was born at Greenwich Palace to Anne and Henry.
-
Her mother Anne was beheaded before Elizabeth turned three years old because she could not produce a son. Elizabeth was the first born. When her mother became pregnant again, Elizabeth's father hoped for a son. When Anne gave birth, they learned the son was already deceased (stillborn).
-
-
During the year of 1559, Queen Elizabeth started to view the Religious Settlement as an Act of State. Although she did not establish the church itself, she used her power as a queen and helped to make it more secure and permanent.
-
Queen Elizabeth stayed at the Tower of London before making her procession to Westminister Abbey.
-
Westminister Abbey
-
Queen Mary was a huge threat to Queen Elizabeth, so she signed her death warrant allowing her to be killed at Fotheringhay.
-
Elizabeth died at Richmond Palace and was succeded by James 1.
-
Westminister Abbey