When did the queen became the queen of the uk?
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When did Queen Elizabeth II become Queen of the UK? When did Queen Victoria become Queen of the UK?
6 February 1952
20 June 1837
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<b>Elizabeth I</b> (7 September 1533 – 24 March 1603) was <b>Queen</b> of England and 
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6 February 1952
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