Queen Elizabeth I: A Strong Character Of Queen Elizabeth I

The second daughter of King Henry VIII was very well known throughout the ages of 1533-1603. Although she has gone through difficult experiences during her lifetime and despite the obstacles that have come along her way, she still manages to maintain a strong character, which changes the course of history for all time. Queen Elizabeth I shows characteristics of strength, and solidarity to become the world’s leading superpower for generations that inspire her country.
In spite of Queen Elizabeth I past, she “had been shaped by experiences that made her into a truly extraordinary woman” (“An Extraordinary Woman”). For example, “as a child, “Elizabeth was given a very impressive education”.(“Queen Elizabeth I Biography”). She progressed quickly throughout her education. “By adulthood, she could reputedly speak five languages fluently.”) She spoke French, Greek, Latin, Spanish, Welsh and English. Her family has also pertained to add

“Life as a monarch may have been glorious at times, but it was difficult demanding and often a very lonely task. (“The Queen’s Death”). It’s that time where things are slowly coming towards an end for her. The older you get, the weaker your body becomes. Queen Elizabeth I felt that the time was coming, where she could no longer command. She was no longer the “charming, witty, graceful, monarch”. (“The Queen 's Death”) Queen Elizabeth I was one of those paranoid and increasingly bitter old ladies. “Elizabeth knew that an aged queen could not long command the hearts of the young, who were waiting for the sun to ride” (“The Queen’s Death”) As time came along, she felt lonely. All of her friends were passing away. Queen Elizabeth was began to die after catching a chill walking out in the cold winter air, and complained of having a sore throat, aches, and pains. She tired and needs to rest. When the time has come, a Queen knows to retire, and give up her throne to the next following