What May Have Caused the Death of Elizabeth I

What May Have Caused the Death of Elizabeth I

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11th Grade - University

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The video explores the beauty standards of the Elizabethan era, focusing on Queen Elizabeth I's use of lead and mercury-based makeup. It discusses the health effects of these toxic substances, including lead and mercury poisoning, and their potential contribution to Elizabeth's death. The video also covers Elizabeth's smallpox scars, her efforts to maintain a flawless public image, and the societal pressures she faced as a female ruler. It concludes with her final years and the possible causes of her death.

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What were the main components of the makeup used by Queen Elizabeth I?

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How did the beauty standards of the 16th century influence women's makeup choices?

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What health issues did Queen Elizabeth I face due to her makeup?

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What were the consequences of Elizabeth's refusal to remove her makeup?

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How did Queen Elizabeth I's smallpox affect her beauty regimen?

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Describe the effects of lead and mercury on Elizabeth's health.

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What was the significance of Elizabeth's Coronation Ring in relation to her health?

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