Birthday: February 6, 1665 (Aquarius)
Born In: St James's Palace, Westminster, England
Birthday: February 6, 1665 (Aquarius)
Born In: St James's Palace, Westminster, England
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Died At Age: 49
Spouse/Ex-: Prince George of Denmark (m. 1683; d. 1708)
father: James VII and II
mother: Anne Hyde
siblings: 1st Duke of Berwick, Charles Stuart, Duke of Cambridge, Duke of Kendal, Edgar Stuart, Henrietta FitzJames, Henry FitzJames, Isabel Stuart, James FitzJames, James Francis Edward Stuart, James Stuart, Louisa Maria Teresa Stuart, Mary II of England
children: Anne Sophia, Duke of Gloucester, George, Mary, Prince William
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Died on: August 1, 1714
place of death: Kensington Palace, Middlesex, England
City: Westminster, England
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Yes, Queen Anne was the last monarch of the House of Stuart.
The War of the Spanish Succession occurred during Queen Anne's reign.
No, Queen Anne's 17 pregnancies resulted in no surviving children.
Queen Anne architecture is associated with the architectural style of the early 18th century.
Queen Anne's reign saw the Acts of Union 1707, uniting England and Scotland to form Great Britain.
Queen Anne was an avid collector of art and books, amassing an impressive personal collection during her reign.
Despite her royal status, Queen Anne was known to have a down-to-earth personality and was often seen engaging in casual conversations with her subjects.
Queen Anne had a close relationship with her husband, Prince George of Denmark, and they were known to be deeply devoted to each other.
Anne suffered from poor health throughout her life, which included debilitating bouts of gout and other chronic conditions.
Queen Anne was the last monarch of the Stuart dynasty, marking the end of a significant era in British history.
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