Monarchy Flashcards

(45 cards)

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What was the date of the birth of Princess Margaret?

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1936

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What year and month was the marriage of Queen Elizabeth II to Prince Philip of Greece - Denmark?

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November 20th 1947

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The Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II was when ?

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June 2nd, 1953.

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Where was king Charles III (Prince of Wales) Baptised?

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Buckingham Palace ( the music room)

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When was the fire at Windsor castle, and what was the name of the speech that Took place?

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1992- it was called “ Annus Horrible speech “
Queen Elizabeth II used the phrase in a speech in 1992 to describe that year, which was marked by scandal and disaster for the British royal family.

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When was the Royal wedding (Prince Charles-Diana Spencer?

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July 29th 1981 at St Paul’s cathedral because they said Westminster Abbey wasn’t big enough for all the family and friends.

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The Duke of Edinburgh passed away when?

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April 9th, 2021 Windsor Castle

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Prince Charles and Diana’s divorce was which year .

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1996- Charlies moved into Clarence House and Diana stayed at Kensington Palace with the boys.

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What service did the Late Queen Elizabeth II serve in WW2?

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She served in the auxiliary territorial service.

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What year was princess Anne born ?

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August 15 1950 born in Clarence House.

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The late Queen Elizabeth II was shot at during what ceremonial event and what year?

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It was Trooping of the colour in 1981 same year as the Royal wedding?

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The Golden Jubilee for queen Elizabeth II was what year?

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2002 Big celebration.

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In what year did it mark the late Queen Elizabeth II to be the longest reigning british monarch?

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September 9 - 2015, before her it was Victoria .

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On The death of Elizabeth II who stayed with her right up until she was taken away?

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It was Princess Anne.

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What was the total cost of the late Queen Elizabeth II funeral?

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162 million.

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How much did King Charles’ coronation cost the taxpayer?

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72 Million pounds

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How much did Diana’s funeral cost?

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Arguably the most memorable funeral in recent history is the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales. The September 1997 ceremony is believed to have cost up to £5 million with approximately 1 million attendees. It’s one of the most watched funerals ever, with an estimated 2.5 billion viewers worldwide.

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How much is Prince Charles crown worth?

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It carries more than 400 gemstones, including six sapphires and 12 rubies, and is complete with a velvet cap and an ermine band. Officially, the crown jewels are priceless, since they are not insured. However, if appraised, they would be estimated at almost $6 billion

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It was estimated that how many people attend the funeral of the late Queen Elizabeth II?

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It was estimated that around 250 thousand attended.

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Where did the late Queen Elizabeth II pass, and when

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September 8th 2022 - Balmoral.

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What is the Roll of the King as head of the Commonwealth?

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The King’s role as head of the Commonwealth is mainly symbolic and unifying. He is a leader of the Commonwealth, alongside the Commonwealth secretary-general and Commonwealth chair-in-office.

The Commonwealth is a voluntary association of 56 independent countries. The Commonwealth’s goals include promoting democratic principles and human rights, supporting economic development, and providing a voice to smaller and more remote sovereign states.

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What was the name of Her Majesty Queen Camillas ex husband.
Queen Camilla's first husband was Andrew Parker Bowles, a retired British Army officer. They married in 1973 and divorced in 1995.
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Who was the son of Matilda and Count Of Anjou?
Henry II ( 1154-1189)
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What is Richard the lion heart created for inventing?
Inventing the Royal Arms of Three Lions " Passant - Guardant"
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Who did king john refuse to accept to be Archbishop of Canterbury in 1207.?
Refusal to Accept Stephen Langton.
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How many articles did the magna carter contain? And what were the most important articles?
It contained 63 articles 1,13,39 and 40
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What was article 1 of the magna carter?
The English Church shall be free and have its rights and liberties intact.
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What was article 13 in the magna carter?
It guarantees that the city of London and other cities, boroughs, towns, and ports shall enjoy their ancient liberties and free customs, both on land and by water.
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What is article 40 of the magna carter?
No free man shall be seized, imprisoned, dispossessed, outlawed, exiled or ruined in any way, nor in any way proceeded against, except by the lawful judgement of his peers and the law of the land.
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When was the first Baron's War?
1215-1217
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Who made Thomas Beckett firstly the Chancellor and then Archbishop of Canterbury, with the aim of facilitating church submission to Royal Authority.
Henry II
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Who said " who will rid me of this Troublesome man /Turbulent Priest?
Henry II who was talking about Thomas Beckett
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Henry III was nicknamed?
Henry of Winchester 1216
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When was the battle of the sandwich, and why did it happen?
The Battle of Sandwich 851 was one of the continuing ninth century battles against the frequent Danish incursions
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Who won the battle of lewes in 1264?
Simon de Montford who was with the barons and there second battle which was a victory for the barons of Henry III .
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Who defeated Simon de Montford at the battle of Evesham?
Edward I ( long shanks /Hammer of the Scots ) in 1265
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Who refused to do homage to Edward I
1272- Llywelyn ap Grufford " Prince of Wales
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When was the last independent King 'Llywelyn ap Gruffudd Executed?
1283 At Shrewsbury
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When was william Wallace
23rd August 1305 William was executed. His head was spiked on London Bridge, and the four quarters of his mutilated body displayed in Newcastle, Berwick, Perth, and Stirling, as a warning to all who transgressed against the rule of Longshanks And there his story ended
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What is the reason that we have the stone of scone sometimes under the ceremony throan ?
In 1296 the battle of Dunbar ,was won by the British and the sacred stone was removed by Edward Ist army
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