Background to the Tudor period

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Background to the Tudor period To have an overview of England in the fifteenth century To know how Henry VII came to the throne To research two character profiles

15th Century England The 15th century began with some of England’s most famous military victories. However… The Wars of the Roses saw the rival houses of Lancaster and York fight over control of the crown. Victory was finally to go to the Lancastrians.

Task: To produce a booklet that is informative and has (some) pictures that informs the reader about the Wars of the Roses You must all produce an individual booklet Approx3 pages. Handwritten work is in the majority (cut and paste is a waste)

It must include: A timeline Family tree of the monarchs of the time Causes of the Wars of the Roses Details of major events (like changes in monarch) Character profile of Henry VI Character profile of Richard III Details of the Battle of Bosworth DUE first learning session