The Tudor Family Tree Lesson Objective – To understand how the Tudor Family were related to each other.

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The Tudor Family Tree Lesson Objective – To understand how the Tudor Family were related to each other.

Tudor family tree Henry VII 1485–1509 Henry VIII 1509–47 Elizabeth of York Arthur -m- Catherine of Aragon -m1- Henry VIII 1509–47 -m2- Anne Boleyn m3- Jane Seymour Margaret -m- James IV of Scotland Louis XII of France -m1- Mary -m2- Duke of Suffolk Henry Grey -m- Frances Philip II of Spain Mary I 1553–58 -m- Elizabeth I 1558–1603 Edward VI 1547–53 Lady Jane Grey Madeline of France -m1- James V of Scotland -m2- Mary of Guise Anne of Cleves -m4 Catherine Howard Teaching Ideas The family tree may be too detailed for the whiteboard, but could be printed out. Only English rulers have been highlighted, and the dates refer to dates of English rule. Due to space limitations, Scottish rulers’ dates aren’t included. James VI of Scotland/ James I of England is the first Stuart ruler. -m5 Catherine Parr -m6 Francis II of France -m1- Mary Queen of Scots -m2- Lord Darnley m3- Lord Bothwell James V1 of Scotland/ I of England 1603–25 Tudor monarch Dates of reign

The Tudor Family Tree

Use the family tree to answer these questions? Who was Catherine of Aragon married to before Henry VIII? In which order did Henry VIII’s children become King or Queen after he died? Why did the crown pass to King James VI of Scotland when Elizabeth died?