When was Elizabeth I Queen of England and Ireland?
Q: When was Elizabeth I Queen of England and Ireland?
A: Elizabeth I was Queen of England and Ireland from 17 November 1558 until she died in March 1603.
Q: What were some of the nicknames given to Elizabeth I?
A: Elizabeth I was known as Good Queen Bess, the Virgin Queen, or Gloriana.
Q: Who were her parents?
A: Her parents were King Henry VIII of England and Anne Boleyn.
Q: How did her life become troubled after Anne Boleyn's disgrace at court?
A: After Anne Boleyn's disgrace at court, Elizabeth's life became a troubled one, including being locked up in the Tower of London, an old prison, suspected of helping Queen Mary's enemies.
Q: What are some accomplishments attributed to her reign?
A: During her reign there were great achievements in the arts, trade, and exploration. She also ably defended her country through the days of the Spanish Armada.
Q: Did she ever marry?
A: No, she never married but claimed that she was married to England instead. She had a few other favourites including the Earl of Leicester.
Q: Who succeeded her upon death in 1603?
A: Upon her death in 1603 King James VI of Scotland was named as her successor.
