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We are going to learn about the Tudor Kings and Queens Can you put them into the right order?

We are going to learn about the Tudor Kings and Queens And match up their names and dates? Mary I Elizabeth I Lady Jane Grey Henry VII Henry VIII Edward VI Nine days 1485 to 1509 1509 to 1547 1547 to 1553 1558 to 1603 1553 to 1558

We are going to learn about the Tudor Kings and Queens Were you right? Henry VII Henry VIII Edward VI Lady Jane Grey Mary I Elizabeth I 1485 to 1509 1509 to 1547 1547 to 1553 Nine days 1553 to 1558 1558 to 1603

1. Which monarch ruled for the longest time? How long was this? Henry VII Henry VIII Edward VI Lady Jane Grey Mary I Elizabeth I 1485 to 1509 1509 to 1547 1547 to 1553 Nine days 1553 to 1558 1558 to 1603 1. Which monarch ruled for the longest time? How long was this? 2. Which king ruled for the shortest time? How long? 3. What relation was Edward and Elizabeth? 4. Why did the Tudor period end in 1603? 5. How long did the Tudor period last for?