LO: To practice questions and prepare for the Elizabethan exam Revision Lesson Start Here How many ways has the illustrator shown the power of Elizabethan England?

LO: To practice questions and prepare for the Elizabethan exam Revision Lesson Interpretation A In Interpretation A the illustrator portrays the power of Elizabethan England. Identify and explain one way in which the illustrator does this. [3 Marks]

LO: To practice questions and prepare for the Elizabethan exam Revision Lesson Interpretation A Peer Mark 3 Mark Question 1 Identify one thing that shows England’s power “The illustrator shows the power of England with Elizabeth knighting a gentleman.” 2 Basic explanation of how the observation shows power. 3 Developed explanation using detailed knowledge of the period.

LO: To practice questions and prepare for the Elizabethan exam Revision Lesson Interpretation A If you were asked to do further research on one aspect of Interpretation A, what would you choose to investigate? Explain how this would help us to analyse and understand power in Elizabethan England. [5 Marks]

LO: To practice questions and prepare for the Elizabethan exam Revision Lesson Interpretation A 1 Pick one part of the picture and show how it demonstrates Elizabethan power. 2 Link it to an historical concept: Change and Continuity, Similarity and Difference etc… E.g. the changes in Elizabeth I’s power through patronage. 3 Use specific detail and evidence… Go DEEP.

LO: To practice questions and prepare for the Elizabethan exam Revision Lesson Interpretation A The power of culture and the importance of playwrights in creating the perception of Elizabeth I The increasing sea power of English Navy and also prominence of explorers. The power of Elizabeth I and the idea of government through patronage The power of money and the role of Parliament in tax raising

Sir Francis Walsingham LO: To practice questions and prepare for the Elizabethan exam Revision Lesson Look over your notes on Elizabeth’s power and create a revision mind map. You will need to make sure that you have a firm understanding of Court Life. Government Patronage Privy Council Privy Chamber Sir Francis Walsingham Lord Burghley Earl of Essex Puritan Persuasion

LO: To practice questions and prepare for the Elizabethan exam Revision Lesson Interpretations B and C both focus on religion during the reign of Elizabeth I. How far do they differ and what might explain any differences? [12 Marks] Create a simple table jotting down the similarities and differences between the two interpretations on the next slide. Similarities Differences

Interpretation C – An extract from KS3 BBC Bitesize made in 2017. LO: To practice questions and prepare for the Elizabethan exam Interpretation B – An extract from God’s Traitors, written by the historian Jessie Childs in 2014. For many Catholics the Elizabethan ‘Golden Age’ is an alien concept. Almost two hundred of their co-religionists were executed. Others perished in prison. Torture, though formally unlawful, was used more than at any time in England’s history. One Catholic woman, destined for the gallows for organising the escape of a priest, protested that ‘the Queen herself, if she had the bowels of a woman, would have done as much if she had known the ill-treatment he underwent’. Interpretation C – An extract from KS3 BBC Bitesize made in 2017. She solved the religious tensions by following a 'middle way' which allowed Catholics and Puritans to keep their private beliefs as long as they went to the Church of England in public. However, she hunted, tortured and executed Catholic priests who came into England to undermine her power.

Revision Lesson 1 Write one thing you have learnt this lesson. LO: To practice questions and prepare for the Elizabethan exam Revision Lesson 1 Write one thing you have learnt this lesson. 2 What could you do to improve your progress?