Shakespeare’s works were greatly influence by Queen Elizabeth. She changed society so that people like Shakespeare could be successful. She inspired his “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” She was interested in theatre which made it popular. Her goal was to bring the law of theaters back into business for her people.

Spectators were allowed to shout insults and throw things at the performers on stage. Women were not allowed to work in the theater, so all the performers were men.

When Shakespeare was born in 1564, Elizabeth had been Queen of England for just 5 years. While most of his plays were written after her death, we do know she saw a few of Shakespeare’s plays performed and that he performed at Court.

Shakespeare may have met Elizabeth I when he was a young boy There is no doubt the Queen was a great patron of the arts, and personally enjoyed them immensely. “Elizabeth was passionate about theater, and actively protected it from the Puritans who wanted it banned,” Alison Weir writes in The Life of Elizabeth I.

In 1929, Albert Einstein – theoretical physicist and Nobel prize winner – visited the Belgian Royal court and a friendship began between him and the Queen of the Belgians, born Elisabeth of Bavaria. They played music together.

The Queen has traveled to Canada on more occasions than any other country in the world. In fact, she’s visited the North American country 27 times since her coronation. By comparison, Her Majesty has traveled to Australia (another Commonwealth country) just 16 times during her reign.

When Diana was tragically killed in a car crash just a year after the divorce, the queen was heavily criticized for her response, which many saw as uncaring in the face of the international outpouring of grief over Diana’s death.

As the one who makes the request, the Queen doesn’t need a passport of her own. The Royal Family’s website states it is “unnecessary” for the Queen to have one. Other members of The Firm don’t have the same privilege, however, as both Prince Charles and Prince Philip have passports.

According to one of Her Majesty’s cousins, Queen Elizabeth carries a portable hook in her handbag. She’ll take the hook on visits outside of the palace in case she should need to hang her bag up. The cup had a hook on it, and she attached her handbag to it.”

In fact, she doesn’t have to—but it’s not just because she’s so obviously identifiable (especially with those brightly colored ensembles and matching hats she often wears). The real reason, The Atlantic reports, is because the queen is sort of a walking passport herself.

The reigning queen, Elizabeth II, and her sister Margaret were the last members of the royal family to be educated at home by tutors in the traditional manner. Elizabeth and Margaret were home-schooled by their governess Marion Crawford.

She had been very fond of Camilla in all the years she had been married to Andrew, but it was Camilla who had been responsible, wittingly or not, for all the disasters that had befallen the price since his marriage.” Ms Junor added it was Prince Charles who ensured his family accepted Camilla.

No. The Queen has no power to do anything like that. Citizenship is granted by the Home Office. The Home Secretary (currently Amber Rudd) has discretion to confer citizenship.

According to Burke’s Peerage & Gentry, whose books have recorded the genealogy of titled and landed families in the United Kingdom and Ireland for some 175 years, the title can be inherited or bestowed upon an individual by the state.

The royal family gets paid through a mix of public and private funds. The Queen’s net worth fell to $460 million in 2020, according to UK newspaper The Sunday Times.

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Compared to other centuries-long monarchies around the world, MacGregor Marshall said the Chakri dynasty’s wealth did not stem from an “ancient fortune”, instead, most of it came from assets amassed during the 20th century. Much of this stems from land and real estate holdings.

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I’m curious to know how much money we the tax payers give to the British Royal Family in these modern times. The Australian government gives them nothing except for when they come to Australia. The Queen is not legally required to even pay tax in Britain although I believe that she voluntarily pays income tax.

The final constitutional ties between the United Kingdom and Australia ended in 1986 with the passing of the Australia Act 1986. Due to Australia’s history as a colony of Britain, the two nations retain significant shared threads of cultural heritage, many of which are common to all English-speaking countries.

The inclusion of an effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse of Australia’s coinage is mandated by Regulation 4(c) of the Currency Regulations made under the Currency Act 1965. Since her coronation in 1953, six effigies of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II have appeared on the obverse of Australian coins.

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