PPT-There was no Tudor successor to the throne of England.

Elizabeth I chose James VI of Scotland to succeed her After her death in 1603 James VI of Scotland became James I of England Elizabeth I had been instrumental in the death of her cousin Mary Queen of Scots who was beheaded. L/O – To identify who the three contenders for the throne were and to assess the strengths and weakness of each person. Starter. – Which group of invaders changed Britain the most?. The Death of Edward: Who will be the Next King?. INDUSTRIAL CRIME. MODERN CRIME. WRITE DOWN WHAT YOU . KNOW ABOUT THE CRIMES OF EACH . PERIOD AND THEIR CAUSES!. KEY CAUSES OF CRIME. KEY CAUSES OF CRIME. KEY CAUSES OF CRIME. 5 minutes. Crime in the 16. By Chloe Sutter, Stephen Davidson and Bailey Manning.. Tudor Homes. The Tudor period lasted for over 100 years, from 1485 to 1603. This was an exciting time in history. There are many differences in Tudor lives to ours today. . History of the Kingdom of England covers the period from the Norman invasion in 1066 and the conquest of the south-eastern part of the island of Great Britain, to create, on the basis of the Act of Union of 1707, the United Kingdom of Great Britain.. What was the . T. udor period like?. The Tudor period began in 1485 and ended in 1603. It was an exciting time in history. Tudor lifestyles were different to ours today in many ways including their fashion, food and crime and punishment. . Period from the end of Roman occupation in the 5. th. century until the Norman conquest of England in 1066 by William the Conqueror.. The term “Anglo-Saxon” refers to people from Northern Germany and Denmark who raided Britain and set up new kingdoms.. The three men the who all want the prestigious title as king.. L.O: to learn about the three men and their claims to the throne. . Friday 13. th. February 2015 . Let me take you back to 1066…. 3 Minutes. Start Timer. 3. 2. 1. 0. Way back in my day (Tudor times), what do you think were the most common types of crimes?. One of the most common types of crimes was vagrancy, this lesson you will be looking at the different types of vagrancy in Tudor England.. Henry VII - The Wars of the Roses - pg 56. 4. th. Jan 2011. Learning Goals. 1. Read pages 66-67 Blue Key Stage 3 Book. Title – . The Wars of the Roses. Answer Questions 1 and 2 from blue boxes.. 2. Copy and colour Fig 1 roses from pg 56. WILFS. 3 – List the contenders to the throne.. 4 – Describe who might be the next king of England.. 5 – Explain why they had a claim to the throne.. 6 – Compare their claims, who had the best?. The Tudors. The Tudor dynasty ruled England from 1485-1603. King Henry VIII consulted Parliament. Breaking away from the Catholic Church. Passing the Act of Supremacy. Raising Taxes. The Tudors worked closely with Parliament. Cdnuolt. . blveiee. . taht. I . cluod. . aulaclty. . uesdnatnrd. . waht. I was . rdanieg. . The . phaonmneal. . pweor. of the . hmuan. . mnid. . . Aoccdrnig. to . rscheearch. at . Cmabrigde. ‘ To what extent was there a crisis in... 1540-1569?’ What words can you add to make a complete question? The 6 key Tudor Questions How effectively did the Tudors restore and develop the powers of May 2020. Ms Sampson. Thank you for joining!. Please watch my introductory video:. https://. youtu.be/yANAwIbS_xM. Please note that the first few slides here are question-led warm up activities for everyone to think about and discuss. The following couple of slides are adult-focused, to give parents and carers an idea of how history lessons are led at Holly Park. Then, the workshop activities start for everyone to take part in..