Queen Elizabeth II, the longest serving monarch in history, died today.
The Queen is remembered for serving during some of the most pivotal moments in history, including World War II, the Cold War, and Brexit.
Dr. Kathryn Lavelle, a professor of world affairs at Case Western Reserve University, explained how the monarchy will likely change following the Queen’s death. “The nature of the monarchy has changed in so far as the media has changed as well over the years of her reign and the British public feels intimacy now with the type of people that inhabit these roles,” Lavelle said. “It’s not like the American system. The American system, our president is the head of state and the head of government so if we are frustrated or we don’t like what the president is doing we elect someone new.
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