How many subjects does the Queen of England have?
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About 128 million people live in the 16 countries of which she is head of state.
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The Queens birthday is celebrated at the same time in all the commonwealth countries - the confusion may be due to the fact that she has 2 'birthdays' - theres the celebration of the day she was born - which is in April, and her 'offical' birthday, which is in June and acutally celebrates the anniversary of her coranation as queen.
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The previous answer is correct. For more information, visit www.royal.gov.uk. This is the official website of the British Monarchy and has a wealth of information.
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United Kingdom - Margaret Thatcher\nIndia - Indira Gandhi\nArgentina - Isabel Peron\n\nCheck the link for more\n\nand then take away the countries that are left in the world and you will have the correct answer... remind me to read better next time lol
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The Queen of England does in fact have more power than those of us here in America commonly believe.  And for those who believe it's Parliament who runs the country, I will remind you of this:  Before Parliament may begin their session, it is the QUEEN who grants them their power to do so, and there is a very great and large debate among scholars as to just what would happen should the Queen chose not to grant Parliament her ''ok.''\n\nAlso, for those narrow minded idiots who actually think the Queen has no power...here are just a few of her abilities:\n\nAmong the powers possessed by the monarch in the United Kingdom under the Royal Prerogative are:\n\n    * The appointment and dismissal of ministers;\n    * The dissolution of parliament and the calling of elections;\n    * Clemency and pardon;\n    * The award of dignities and honours;\n    * The declaration of war;\n    * The declaration of an emergency;\n    * The grant of Charters of Incorporation;\n    * The collection of tolls;\n    * The minting of coinage;\n    * The issue and revocation of passports;\n    * The expulsion of a foreign national from the United Kingdom;\n    * The creation of new common law courts;\n    * The creation of new universities;\n    * The appointment of bishops and archbishops in the Church of England;\n    * The printing of the authorised Church of England version of the Bible;\n    * The publication of all statutes, legislative instruments and Orders-in-Council;\n    * The exercise of jurisdiction over numerous Royal foundations of all kinds;\n    * The appointment of Royal Commissions and Officers for any purposes.\n    * The choice of the numbering of monarchs (See MacCormick v. Lord Advocate)\n\nThe queen is also immune from prosecution in the courts as she is present in all courts and acts as the prosecuting authority in most criminal cases, either directly or indirectly\n\nIt's also worth noting that before British involvement in the 2003 invasion of Iraq, Prime Minister Tony Blair, in a major break with precedent, sought parliamentary approval for British participation in the war. However Parliament's decision was in constitutional terms advisory as the actual decision would be taken by the exercise of the Royal Prerogative.\n\nLastly, I'll mention that it is His Majesty's personal prerogatives are:\n\n   1. The refusal to dissolve Parliament when requested by the Prime Minister. This was last reputedly done in 1910 (but George V later changed his mind);\n   2. To dissolve Parliament (and call a new general election) against the wishes of the Prime Minister;\n   3. To appoint a Prime Minister of her own choosing. This was last done in Britain in 1963 when Elizabeth II appointed Sir Alec Douglas-Home as Prime Minister.\n   4. The dismissal of a Prime Minister and his Government. This was last done in Britain in 1834 by King William IV; and\n   5. The refusal of the Royal Assent, last exercised in 1708 by Queen Anne [1].
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to keep the queen happy.she is the one that really calls the shots.lol
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England is a part of Great Britain.
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king charles the second\n\nthis link may help you
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I'm still working my way up to 26. Ching the answer to four is Prince Albert.\n\nModified: I almost forgot to post back, became to carried away solving the questions (almost done). The answer to 26 is George Michael...good luck :)
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Go to google or yahoo and type in Queen Elizabeth I  then click on the images search.  It should pull up hundreds!\nGood luck!
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The Queen is more respected, so it would be her.
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I like the fact that Elizabeth will not step down to hand the reigns over to Charles. \n\nI would like to see it go directly from Elizabeth to William. \n\nI thought that was very cool she invited others born on the same day to share her birthday with her.
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probably princess diana and prince charles
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That would be the Queen herself
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ruled by a queen, Queen Elizabeth...What are u trying to ask nyway???
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The Queen was born in London on 21 April 1926, so she is 80 years old, the first child of The Duke and Duchess of York, subsequently King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Five weeks later she was christened Elizabeth Alexandra Mary in the chapel at Buckingham Palace.
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The Queen has the right to be consulted, informed, and has the right to warn and advise the Prime Minister.\n\nHer authority is subtle, built first upon the fact she has been personally informed by every PM since Churchill's last term.\n\nShe also has vast knowledge of the intricacies off the British governmental system, something the Prince of Wales also has, and Prince William is being trained in. This depth of knowledge has more than once tripped up a PM.