The Impact of World War II (1939 – 1945) Upon the Economic and Public Duty Views of English Queen Elizabeth II: The Person Who Helped Prepare Elizabeth II to Become the Monarch of England in 1952, the Dual Pieces of Advice English Vice Provost of Eton College Henry Marten Provided Elizabeth During Early Adulthood, This Advice Becoming Crucial for Elizabeth II During the 21st Century, the Age When Elizabeth II Issued Her First Radio Broadcast and the Reason for This Broadcast, the Desire of the English Public and the English Government for the U.S. Government to Participate Within World War II During the 1940’s, the Result of Elizabeth II’s First Radio Broadcast, the Foods Consumed by Elizabeth II During World War II and Elizabeth II’s View of Economic Restraint and Frugalism, the Reason Elizabeth II Understood the Importance of Economic Frugality, the Economic Education of English Queen Consort Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon (Elizabeth II’s Mother), Additional Female Economic Role Models Elizabeth II Had Access to During Childhood and Adolescence, the Reason Elizabeth II Turns Off Lights When Not Actively Being Used, the Training Elizabeth II Received Post Joining the Auxiliary Territorial Service of the English Military, and the Skillsets Elizabeth II Developed During Her Military Duty of World War II