A biographical sketch of Elizabeth II (Britain) write a summary of the person’s life and accomplishments

your task will be to write a summary of the person’s life and
accomplishments, and be sure to include WHY they are significant in World History, in their own time, AND
today. You can weave the “why significant” into the summary of accomplishments, OR emphasize it at the end
of the paper (or both!). As you are researching and deciding what to include, remember the “Five Ws”: Who,
what, when, where, and why. (And as alluded to above, the “why” means why significant, then and now.)
Paper Length, Formatting, etc.
The paper will be at least two pages of writing, and there is no need for a cover page. You can put your name
and the name of the person you have chosen as the subject of your paper at the top. The paper will be doublespaced, using Times New Roman (or similar font), 12 point. Your Citations and Works Cited page will
follow the standard Modern Language Association (MLA) formatting. (If you prefer to use APA or Chicago
Style, this is acceptable, but please discuss with your instructor.) The 9th Edition is the current edition for the
MLA Handbook, which can be found at many libraries, or can be purchased. You can also download it for free
at MLA Handbook (literariness.org). Even better, there are some excellent online resources for MLA formatting
available for free; the below tab goes directly to Purdue University’s Online Writing Lab (OWL):
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/section/2/11/
(Purdue’s OWL website also has information for APA and Chicago Style; here is a link to their main Research
and Citation page: https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/section/2/ )
The paper should be written in third-person narrative, not first-person narrative (the “I” point of view).
Remember to use multiple paragraphs, not one or two huge ones.