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The English monarchy
Monarchy in England
What is Monarchy?
Monarchy is a political system in which the head of state is a monarch (King/Queen).
What's the difference between a monarchy and a republic?
When a head of state is elected President, he'll be running a Republic, which is the opposite of a Monarchy, because in a Republic, if the head of state becomes President,
he'll have to assume the function of head of state, whereas if the head of state of a Monarchy becomes King/Queen, he'll have to assume the family lineage.
When did the English Monarchy begin?
England became a monarchy in the 11th century when William, Duke of Normandy, conquered England in 1066, becoming the Mornarch of a kingdom where royal authority was the strongest in Europe
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Who heads the current Monarchy in England?
the current Monarch is Elizabeth II and Philip Mountbatten (1921-2021)
What are the rules of the English monarchy?
-When the Queen stands up, everyone must stand up, even heads of state!
-When the Queen finishes her dinner, everyone stops
-After getting married, a change of name is obligatory.
-The curtsy is obligatory in front of the Queen.curtsying before the queen is obligatory (true reference for women, head down for men)
There are hundreds of other rules in the English monarchy, so if you'd like to know them all, please ask.
Royal family tree:
Elisabeth Alexandra Mary is the first child of Prince Albert, Duke of York (future George VI) and his wife, Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon.
Her father is the second son of King George V and Queen Mary, and her mother is the youngest daughter of Scottish aristocrat Claude Bowes-Lyon, Lord Strathmore.
Who are Elizabeth II's children?
Charles of Wales, Andrew of York, Anne of the United Kingdom, Edward of Wessex
Grandchildren of Elizabeth II:
Harry of Harry of Sussex, William of Cambridge.
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