'Tudor dynasty' diaporamas de présentation

THE GRAND REVIEW

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Religious Reformations in Western Europe

Religious Reformations in Western Europe. The Protestant, Counter & Catholic Reformations. Causes of the Protestant Reformation. Church Weaknesses : Corruption within Church shattered Christian unity.

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Video

Video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBd_55sRY0Q. The Tudor Dynasty. 1485 - 1603. War of the Roses. English Civil War to determine who would take the throne House of York House of Lancaster War lasted from 1453 - 1487 Henry of Lancaster led his house to victory. War of the Roses.

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[The Stuart Period 1603 - 1714]

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Absolutism, The decline of the English Monarchy, & Intro to Enlightenment

Absolutism, The decline of the English Monarchy, & Intro to Enlightenment. Divine Right of Kings. In Europe during the Middle Ages (500-1499) and toward the beginning of the early modern period (1500-1900) countries such as England, France, and Spain were ruled by absolute monarchs.

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Early Modern England

Early Modern England. Coming to America. Tudor Dynasty. Emerges from War of the Roses Henry VII. Henry VIII. Wives of Henry VIII. Catherine of Aragon (marriage annulled; died while detained under guard at Kimbolton Castle). Wives of Henry VIII. Anne Boleyn (executed).

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The Renaissance

The Renaissance. Giampaolo Palumbo - A.A. 2013/2014 . Period of change. This was a period of great change . Humanist thought triumphed over medieval scholasticism . The physical extent of the known world was expanded by voyages of discovery

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History of the English Language

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The Tudor Dynasty

The Tudor Dynasty. The Tudor Dynasty or House of Tudor was a royal house of Welsh origin . Tudor dynasty ruled of the kingdom of England,the lordship of Ireland and later the kingdom of Ireland .

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I. The Renaissance in England

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The Tudor Dynasty

The Tudor Dynasty. In Brief. Henry VII. Seized the crown on 22 August 1485 Defeated Richard III in the Battle of Bosworth Field (He was the last king of England to win his throne on the battlefield) He had two six children, four survived infancy:

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Wars of the Roses (1455-85)

Wars of the Roses (1455-85). Name, badges Beginning of hostility Situation in England Henry VI, Richard Plantagenet Result Aftermath. Civil war in England House of York vs. House of Lancaster (both branches of Plantagenet royal house) Named in 19.century Badges.

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HISTORIC TIMELINE

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CHANGE IN ENGLAND

CHANGE IN ENGLAND. ENGLAND UNDER HENRY VIII. BASIC FACTS:. Henry VIII(8 th ) 2 nd king of the Tudor dynasty 2 nd son to Henry VII (7 th ) 1 st son Arthur died 18yrs old when he became king in 1509 Smart, good looking, athletic, big eater/drinker

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The Tudor Dynasty

The Tudor Dynasty. English Reformation and religious upheaval. Match the key word to the correct definition. Rebellion. seize power illegally. Exile. friends and supporters. forced out of a country. Usurp. violent opposition. Allies. Where was the Battle of Bosworth?.

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HISTORIC TIMELINE

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Year 8 Topic 1

Year 8 Topic 1. Who was the most successful Tudor monarch?. Henry VII. How to protect the kingdom from possible foreign enemies? His eldest son Arthur married the Spanish Princess Catherine of Aragon. His daughter Princess Margaret was married to King James IV of Scotland .

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Henry the 8th

Henry the 8th. Project by Sophie. Henry the 8th. Why is Henry so famous?

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Shakespeare power point by: Patrice, Anthony, Chandler, Sheridan, Jamie

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