Published on February 21, 2014
OF ES THE Work out the Words. How many Historical words can you make out of the Phrase?
WALT: Who were the Stuarts? WILFS: ALL MOST SOME - Label the Timeline of the Stuart Monarchs. - Summarise the - Will finish all the tasks and compare! 4 5 6
TASKS • 1 Task is to work out why James VI came to power and not a Tudor. Write a sentence in your own words. • 2 Task is to complete a timeline for the Stuarts. • 3 Task is to complete a FB profile for James VI • 4 Task is to compare the Tudors to the Stuarts – Write down one fact. • 5 Task is to Draw an image to remember facts about the Stuarts.
• On a cold, wet day in early 1603, Queen Elizabeth went out for a ten-mile horse ride. The next day, she went out for a long walk, before staying up all night dancing and talking. It was an amazing thing for a 69 year-old woman to do. By the end of the week, she was seriously ill with Pneumonia. • Despite being Queen for 45 years, Elizabeth had never married or had any children. This worried her advisors. Who would rule after she died? • Her advisors named Elizabeth’s cousin, James VI of Scotland, as her successor. • James VI, King of Scotland had also become James I of England. Task One Why James VI came to power and not a Tudor. Write a sentence in your own words. Who was he? How did James VI become James I ?
1603 March – James VI of Scotland crowned James I. 1604 – James calls himself King of Great Britain. 1605 Gunpowder Plot to assassinate James I discovered. 1616 – William Shakespeare dies. 1625 – James I dies and his son Charles I crowned. 1629 – Charles I dissolves Parliament and rules 11 years. 1641 – Rebellion breaks out in Ireland. 1642 – Civil War begins… 1643 – Charles I surrenders to the Scots. 1649 – Charles I is EXECUTED. 1649-1652 – Cromwell conquers Ireland & Scotland. 1653 – Cromwell makes himself Lord Protector 1660 – Restoration of the Monarchy – King Charles II 1664 – Great Plague kills 100,000 1666 – Great Fire of London. 1685 – Charles II dies and James II becomes king. 1688 – Glorious Revolution. James II overthrown. 1689 – William II becomes King. Mary II Queen. 1694 – Bank of England is created. 1694 – Mary dies, William rules alone. No children 1701 – Act of Settlement – House of Hannover next in line. 1707 – England and Scotland officially one country - GB 1710 – St Pauls Cathedral completed. 1714 – Ann dies and George I becomes King - END Timeline of the Stuarts
Task Two Create a timeline of the key events of the House of Stuart – You must include at least the ones in bold. - How long did they rule for ? 1603 1625 1653 1642 1649 1689 1685 Write a sentence summarising the key events. 1714
King James I Educations and Work Interests Beliefs Intelligence Fashion Hygiene Manners Nicknames… Facebook Profile of James I
Food – People began to eat salad. They drank new drinks – tea from China, cocoa from Mexico, and coffee from Arabia. They would eat from porcelain dishes imported from China. Stuarts treated the poor badly. They kept Elizabeth's Poor Laws. Anybody who refused to work was punished. Fashion – In Puritan households of the 17th century, Entertainment – clothes were very plain – black and white and made of hard-wearing cloth. Gentlemen went to the horse races, and played Cavaliers still dressed flamboyantly. Many cards and board games. women wore a false crescent-shaped beauty Smoking became popular. spot on their faces. Compare the Facts
Civil War – England V England No King – Cromwell – Lord Protector. Great Fire of London ! Drawing Reminder… Union of England and Scotland
• Write down in your books Three Sentences • This week I will remember… • This week I will forget … • I want to know more about… End…
Homework • I want to know a bit about the Gunpowder Plot… • What happened? • How did it happen? • Who was involved? Gunpowder, Treason and Plot…
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