Queen Elizabeth

Anarcha feminism is a branch of feminism that is concerned with the male patriarchal system, including the British Monarchy. Perhaps five hundred years ago, a system of male monarchs strengthened England, but today it holds little value.

As CTV News reported, since the Queen is so proper she and her husband Prince Philip wanted to know how to properly pour a Guiness beer. She was shown exactly how to do it on the tour of this famous Irish brewery.

The Queen made a visit to Ireland. This occasion marks the first time a British Monarch has visited Ireland in 100 years. She was greeted by Irish President Mary McAleese who stated, "an extraordinary moment in Irish history,"

Queen Elizabeth was always in good health, but the aging monarch had knee surgery in 2003.

The year finished with Queen Elizabeth suing the Sun newspaper for copyright violations when they published her Christmas message two days before she actually made the broadcast.

The press hounds reported many failed marriages and sold the newspapers. British people ate up the tabloids, and had a gluttonous need to know about Royal family affairs.

It was speculated that Queen Elizabeth and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher were at odds over political affairs. The British press reported the Queen being worried over Thatcher's economic policies, particularly, "social divisions,

the Queen had a bedside intruder, and was shot at an equine event

Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her Silver Jubilee in 1977. There were of course many celebrations throughout the commonwealth and many were planned to coincident with her various tours of the commonwealth countries scheduled in that year

In 1957, Queen Elizabeth addressed the United Nations Assembly and thus made her first visit to the United States. She also became the first monarch to open a parliamentary session, in Canada (the 23rd session of parliament).

Also, in the same year, the British and France invaded Egypt in an attempt to capture the Suez Canal. Prince Philip maintained that Queen Elizabeth was against the attack and the Prime Minister of England denied it.

Elizabeth's wedding dress was fantastic, a creation by the British Royal Designer. It was embroidered with the flower emblems representing British commonwealth countries:

The future Queen Elizabeth fell in love with her future husband when she was but thirteen years old. She met Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark on a visit in 1932 and again in 1937

In 1945, Elizabeth joined the Auxiliary Territorial Service, the Women's Division of the British Army. She held the rank of Subaltern, which is a junior officer.

At 14, Elizabeth made her first radio broadcast directly from Windsor Castle where she addressed other children who had to evacuate their homes during the war, on BBC's Children's Hour.

The1st Buckingham Palace Company was formed in 1937, so that Elizabeth could become a girl guide and have the opportunity to socialize with other girls of her own age.

The young queen Elizabeth was home schooled, she loved her grandfather and she loved horses.

Bar Fights and Privateers. Governments start Wars. And somebody needs prisons.

Queen Elizabeth, like all other world leaders, makes "concessions" to the world-wide recession while really not even understanding the economic suffering of the people.

Buckingham Palace announced Friday that the Queen's grandson, Peter Phillips and his Canadian wife, Autumn, are expecting. The baby will be Queen Elizabeth's first great-grandchild, and will change the line of succession to the throne.

Lauding the unmistakable greatness of a great Queen

A look at Queen Elizabeth's poem 'The doubt of future foes' and Edmund Spencer's 'Amoretti LXXV,' 'The Tamed Deer' and 'What guile is this.'

Elizabeth: The Golden Age has its faults as every film does, but find out why I've put this movie on my top ten list of the best films of 2007.

With the opening of Elizabeth: The Golden Age, certain people, no doubt political operatives of a certain Senator from New York, are putting out that we are in store for a new Gloriana. Anyone remotely aware of history would know how laughable that is.

Elizabeth: The Golden Age is the sequel to the 1998 Oscar nominated film Elizabeth. Cate Blanchett returns as Elizabeth I, England's great and glorious monarch and Geoffrey Rush returns as her advisor and spymaster, Francis Walsingham.

A story about unlikely love.