1. By: Ana 6D

2. Birthday : Anne’s birth date is unknown, but people think it might be 1501 or 1500 Family: Dad. Sir Thomas Boleyn. Mum. Elizabeth Howard. Sisters and Brothers. Mary and George Occupation: Queen of England for only 3 years.

3. Anne was a beautiful girl which made lots of men attracted to her beauty. Anne was secretly engaged with Henry Perry until she caught eye with Henry VIII. Henry VIII ordered Perry into court and tried to make Anne his mistress. Anne refused until her sister Mary tried to gain Henry’s heart. Then Anne demanded Henry to marry her. She waited 7 seven years for him to ask her then on Anne got pregnant with a baby girl Elizabeth but since Henry wanted a boy he executed Anne on 19 th May 1536.

4. Anne Boleyn was one of England’s most famous queen by giving birth to Elizabeth I who would become England’s greatest queen even though Anne only ruled for 3 years she also got married to Henry VIII and was his 2 second wife. Henry VIII Elizabeth I

5. In May 1536 Anne was arrested and charged. She was held in the Tower of London because she had affairs with 5 men including her brother George. There was no proof but since they were found guilty they were all sentenced to death. It was said that in the tower Anne wrote a poem about her execution. “ Oh Death Rock me asleep. Bring on my quite rest. Let me pass my very guiltless ghost. Let it sound my death tell. For I must die”

6. Anne Boleyn was born in 1500 or 1501 in Blickling Hall in Norfolk, England England Anne Boleyn died by being executed on May 19 th 1536, her grave is at Chapel of Saint Peter-ad Vincula, Tower of London

7. Once again Anne Boleyn was beheaded on May 19 th 1536. Henry VIII gave Anne a choice, she could either divorce Henry and Elizabeth would not become the queen or Anne could be executed and Elizabeth would gain the throne. Anne made a wise choice if Anne did not die Elizabeth would have not become queen and England wouldn’t have the great queen they did.

8. Sire, It belongs only to the august mind of a great king, to whom Nature has given a heart full of generosity towards the sex, to repay by favors so extraordinary an artless and short conversation with a girl. Inexhaustible as is the treasury of your majesty's bounties, I pray you to consider that it cannot be sufficient to your generosity; for, if you recompense so slight a conversation by gifts so great, what will you be able to do for those who are ready to consecrate their entire obedience to your desires? How great soever may be the bounties I have received, the joy that I feel in being loved by a king whom I adore, and to whom I would with pleasure make a sacrifice of my heart, if fortune had rendered it worthy of being offered to him, will ever be infinitely greater. The warrant of maid of honor to the queen induces me to think that your majesty has some regard for me, since it gives me means of seeing you oftener, and of assuring you by my own lips (which I shall do on the first opportunity) that I am, Your majesty's very obliged and very obedient servant, without any reserve, Anne Bulen. Sire, It belongs only to the august mind of a great king, to whom Nature has given a heart full of generosity towards the sex, to repay by favors so extraordinary an artless and short conversation with a girl. Inexhaustible as is the treasury of your majesty's bounties, I pray you to consider that it cannot be sufficient to your generosity; for, if you recompense so slight a conversation by gifts so great, what will you be able to do for those who are ready to consecrate their entire obedience to your desires? How great soever may be the bounties I have received, the joy that I feel in being loved by a king whom I adore, and to whom I would with pleasure make a sacrifice of my heart, if fortune had rendered it worthy of being offered to him, will ever be infinitely greater. The warrant of maid of honor to the queen induces me to think that your majesty has some regard for me, since it gives me means of seeing you oftener, and of assuring you by my own lips (which I shall do on the first opportunity) that I am, Your majesty's very obliged and very obedient servant, without any reserve, Anne Bulen. Written by Anne To Henry VIII 'Good Christian people, I am come hither to die, for according to the law, and by the law I am judged to die, and therefore I will speak nothing against it. I am come hither to accuse no man, nor to speak anything of that, whereof I am accused and condemned to die, but I pray God save the king and send him long to reign over you, for a gentler nor a more merciful prince was there never: and to me he was ever a good, a gentle and sovereign lord. And if any person will meddle of my cause, I require them to judge the best. And thus I take my leave of the world and of you all, and I heartily desire you all to pray for me. O Lord have mercy on me, to God I commend my soul.' Anne’s Speech that she said oh May 19 th 1536

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