الملكة آن ودورها السياسي في انكلترا حتى عام 1714م

RP-Queen Anne And Her Political Role in England until 1714 AD.pdf

The study of English history in particular is of great importance not only to European society but also to other societies, due in part to what was raised by European events that were reflected directly or indirectly on the movement of history for the peoples of the entire world.
England was considered an important country and a strategic axis among the countries of Europe, due to its political and economic advantages. England also witnessed in the seventeenth century a qualitative shift in terms of control and power under the rule of the Stewart family, especially during the era of the previous kings who were studied, and we take from them Queen Anne, the last king of the Stuarts, who relied on ministers in governance. Her reign extended for 12 years, and same month and the topic was chosen under the title (Queen Anne and her political role in England until 1714 AD).
Where it represented an important and dangerous stage in the history of England as a result of the occurrence of the war (Spanish succession) that led to the struggle of European countries through the colonial and commercial race between the major European countries to gain a foothold in the New World (North America).
In addition to the end of the war in the Peace of Utrecht in 1713, which gave England more privileges than other European countries. The first chapter dealt with (upbringing, formation, and the beginnings of political work), as it included three sections. The first was the birth and upbringing of Queen Anne, and the second topic was her education. Lutheran to strengthen relations between England and Denmark and also dealt with the diseases afflicted by the Queen.

As for the second chapter, titled (The Internal Policy of England), this chapter focused on the coronation of the Queen and her rule of the country under the leadership of her ministers. It also dealt with the law of 1708 imposed by the Queen, which is compulsory recruitment to fill the shortage in the army as a result of their death in wars. The second topic included the economic development of England and its cultural and social role, and the third topic included the quarterly sessions during the reign of the Queen.

As for the third chapter, which is the foreign policy of Britain, the first topic focused on the colonial expansion, which is Port Royal and the Newfoundland Campaign, while the second topic dealt with the Spanish War of Succession and Anglo-Moroccan relations. The third and final topic focused on her death and the effects associated with death.
As for the conclusion, it consists of the most prominent conclusions that were reached by reviewing the events and their chronological sequence, and drawing scientific conclusions in them.