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How Did Queen Establish The Royal Walkabout
When Queen Elizabeth established the royal ‘walkabout’ in 1970 to meet local people and dignitaries on her tours, it had become an extremely popular royal tradition. By doing this, Queen Elizabeth visited the people and dignitaries this way in 53 Commonwealth countries. Her father established Commonwealth, and she took it over when she became queen. She has visited all 53 Commonwealth countries, and met with all the people there. She felt she had to travel to those countries to meet the people to understand who she was ruling over. Queen Elizabeth cares about her people, and wishes the best for them.

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