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Which queen ruled the longest in history?
Queen victoria x
Why is the queen the head of Australia?
Because Australia chose not to become a republic. The queen is head of Australia in Title only.
What is the name of the queen of England who vowed as a young girl I will be good?
Queen Victoria
Who has reigned the longest in the UK?
Queen Victoria
When did the federation happen?
On the 1st January 1901, the Colonies of Australia were united in federation to become the states of the Commonwealth of Australia. The ceremoney took place at the kiosk in Sydney's Centenial Park. Also on this day Sir Edmund Barton was sworn in as Australia's first Prime Minister and the Earl of Hopetoun was appointed by Queen Victoria as Australia's first Governer-General
When was Queen Victoria Building created?
Queen Victoria Building was created in 1898.
Who was the first queen of Australia?
The first queen of Australia was Queen Victoria.
How did the Queen Victoria Building get its name?
The building was constructed between 1893 and 1898, and was named the Queen Victoria Building to commemorate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in 1897.
Did queen Victoria ever visit Australia?
No
Where is the Queen Victoria Market?
There are many places on the internet that have incorrect information about where the Queen Victoria Market is located. The actual Queen Victoria Market is located in Melbourne, Australia.
Did Queen Victoria agree with Australia federation?
yes
Are there any monuments in Australia named after Queen Victoria?
no
Why is one of the deserts in Australia also named Victoria?
The Great Victoria Desert which is named for Queen Victoria.
What state in Australia is named after an English kings wife?
Victoria was named after Queen Victoria
What desert in Australia is named after a monarch?
The Great Victoria Desert is named for Queen Victoria.
Who is Victoria Falls named for?
Queen Victoria. There was a time when Australia was ruled by England too.
Why is there a desert is Australia named Victoria?
The desert is named for the British monarch, Queen Victoria.
