What is a king to do? Remember last lesson?

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

ENGLISH CIVIL WAR IRISH REBELLION LONG STANDING CONFLICT B/T ROYALTY & PARLIAMENT GENERAL POPULATION REJECTED RADICAL PURITANS ATTEMPTED CHANGES.

Advertisements

WHII.6c English Civil War & Glorious Revolution

Match your pictures. Match the pictures of the Cavaliers and Roundheads. These will form your groups for todays lessons. 4x5 2x4.

What were the causes of the English Civil War? Learning Objectives: To consolidate my understanding of the English Civil War. To write a structured essay.

In 1642, a Civil War broke out in England

Analyze the political and religious causes of the English Civil War Analyze the mistakes of Charles I that spark the war Identify the enemies in the English.

Preview Consider this: How would you feel if you knew that someone else (parents, guardians) would make decisions for you the rest of your lives?

The English Civil War: Charles I vs. Parliament Why was Charles I overthrown as the King of England?

Alma Mater Glory, Honor, Love We Give Thee Guardian of our Precious Days Alma Mater, Loyal Hearts Rejoice to sing Thy Praise Blue and White and Gold to.

THE ENGLISH CIVIL WAR Lesson Aim: To discover how and why Parliament defeated the King.

Why did Parliament win the Civil War?

Chapter 3: Colonial America Puritans gain control of Parliament Civil War breaks out – Oliver Cromwell leads Puritans (between Puritans and supporters.

The English Civil War: The Beginning What were the issues between King James I & the English Parliament?

I. John Calvin Born in France in Father wanted him to be a priest. Studied to be a priest in southern France. Did not like listening to the Catholic.

How do you learn best? MLOs: Describe different styles of learning. Explain and evaluate the benefits of different types of learning. Create the perfect.

Why did the English Civil War break out in 1642?

LO: develop ability to make inferences from sources

Our Greatest King or A Psychopathic Tyrant? Lesson One

How did Hitler become chancellor in 1933?

The English Civil War: Reign of Charles I

Mr. Richards, a teacher at Bosworth School, plans to take 30 pupils on a school trip. Here are the places they could visit.

English Civil War & Revolution

How does this relate to Enlightenment ideas?

Triominos! You have been given a pack of green and white triangles. 3 white triangles connect to every green triangle, making a bigger triangle. TASK:

ENGLISH CIVIL WAR THE ENGLISH CIVIL WAR WAS A STRUGGLE BETWEEN PARLIAMENT (THE ORGANIZATION THAT REPRESENTED THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND)

What was the English Civil War?

Democratic Developments in England

The Causes of the Civil War

LO: To explain what happened in the War of the Roses

Task 1 Task 2 Task 3 Task 4 Task 5 Task 6 Task 7 Task 8

How similar were King Richard

English Civil War WH II #19.

WALT: GIVE OPINIONS ABOUT DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF SCHOOL.

No bullet points! Written in paragraph format

What is happening in this clip?

Monday Warm-Up In your warm-up section define the following terms:

Triumph of Parliament in England

The English Civil War: Charles I vs. Parliament

English Civil War.

The English Civil War: Charles I vs. Parliament

How significant was the English Civil War?

Question - Was Siddhartha wise to leave the palace?

Learning objective – to be able to explain the significance of a historical figure or event.

The English Civil War: Charles I vs. Parliament

Articles of Confederation Notes - page 1

Why did Peter the Great feel the need to westernize Russia?

English Civil War Illustrated Timeline

What conflicts might arise?

St. Demiana 1st & 2nd Grade.

Why did the Civil War break out in 1649?

Get your notebook and be ready to write.

Lesson #7 English Civil War

Development of Democracy

The American Civil War Causes of the Civil War:

Tudors, Stuarts, and the English Civil War

Triominos! You have been given a pack of green and white triangles. 3 white triangles connect to every green triangle, making a bigger triangle. TASK:

The English Civil War: Charles I vs. Parliament

The English Civil War: Reign of Charles I

SUBSTITUTION At the end of this lesson you should :

Comparing and evaluating texts

How significant was the decision to kill a King?

MAKE DECISIONS Explain how an economy meets its needs and wants

Understanding what is going on and why?

AIM: How effectively did the government respond to demands for civil rights? AFFIRMATIVE ACTION.

Why did the English Civil War Start?

Year 7 The English Civil War and Cromwell

LESSON TWO SIX STEPS TO MAKING GOOD DECISIONS

Presentation transcript:

What is a king to do? Remember last lesson? L/O: 1) To understand the disagreements that led to the English Civil War 2) To evaluate the king’s decisions by considering his motives Remember last lesson? What were you worried about the kingdom? WHY?

Source civil war disagreements

What is a king to do? Task: ALL In pairs look at each of the problems that Charles had and decide what he should do! Explain why you have chosen that action! Read the bottom of page 11 to see what Charles did and tick the ones that match yours! MOST What do you think about Charles’ decisions? Can you explain which ones are good or bad and why? SOME Write a letter from Charles to Parliament explaining his choices! Keywords: Parliament Critics Puritans Pamphlets Advisors Tax Opponents

Problem: Action: Why? (explain) Match? What he did!

Vote with your feet!