1. Elizabeth = 1 point Edward/Mary = 2 points Henry VII/VIII = 3 points
Retrieval Quiz
1. Name one councillor who died in the later years of Elizabeth’s reign.
2. Give one example of why the year 1549 was particularly bad for Edward.
3. Recall one term in the Treaty of Medina del Campo
4. What was the device?
5. Recall one of Wolsey’s approached to Henry VII’s divorce
6. What is a Jesuit?
7. Give one piece of evidence to suggest there was a revolution in Parliament under Cromwell.
8. Why did poverty rise during Elizabeth’s reign? 9.
Elizabeth = 1 point Edward/Mary = 2 points Henry VII/VIII = 3 points

2. Retrieval Quiz: Answers1. 2. 3. 4.
5. Scriptural argument, diplomatic manoeuvres, 6. 7. 8. 9.
Elizabeth = 1 point Edward/Mary = 2 points Henry VII/VIII = 3 points

3. FLIP LEARNING TASKS: The following tasks are due in today:
You will been sent a document on local government under Elizabeth, you will need revise this information ready for a quiz next lesson.
Revision Grids
Henry VII and VIII should be completed
Edward and Mary need completing
Elizabeth religion + government +society/economy need completing
You have until Easter for your revision grids to be complete. They should NOT be short documents.
The following tasks are due in today:

4. Regions and Local Government

5. Elizabeth I: Society and Economy
The poor
Local Regions
Rebellion
Economy
Golden Age

6. Elizabeth I: Society and Economy
KNOW
Key facts about Elizabethan economy
EXPLAIN
Explain how the economy changed over time
EVALUATE
How convincing historians are on the topic of Elizabethan economy
How did English society and economy change and with what effects?

7. Trade under Elizabeth I
TASK
Use pp to annotate key information on the map about trade during Elizabeth’s reign on this map
Print map onto A3 sheet with space around to annotate
Challenge: Answer the following question
How successful was attempts to expand trade during Elizabeth reign? Why?
How valuable was foreign trade to the economy of Elizabeth in this period?

8. Trade
Internal Trade:
The value of internal trade exceeded that of foreign trade
The biggest single development was the growth of shipping coal from the Tyne to the Thames.
Netherlands:
Cloth trade with the Netherlands declined
Antwerp Cloth market had declined from the early 1550s
Cecil was anxious to end the dependence on a single market
An alternative trade was developed, based in Emned, Germany
The major move was to Amsterdam – commercial growth here cam at the expense of Antwerp (Spanish control)
Russia:
Attempts to establish new overseas markets with Russia occurred
However, these remained economically marginal
Muscovy Company (1555) incorporated to trade with Russia, but failed to compete with the Dutch.
Guinea/South America:
Centre of African trade
Starting point for Harwkin’s move to the Americas
3xexpeditions (first two financially successful)
These expeditions irritated Spanish authorities
2nd included investment from Dudley, and Elizabeth supplied ships (for a price!)
3rd expeditions attracted royal support but went wrong (blockaded in Mexico)
Baltic
Eastland Company (1579) set up to trade in the Baltic
Limited effect
Ottoman Empire:
There was increased trade with the Ottoman Empire
The Levant Company (1581) enjoyed success in its attempts to trade with the Empire.
Failed in long term to compete with the Dutch.
Asia:
East India Company (1600) set up to trade with Asia, but has less investment that the Dutch East India Company (difficult to compete)

9. Colonisation under Elizabeth I
Humphrey Gilbert
Richard Hakluyt
TASK
Use p.218 to add information about the following key people in relation to the colonisation of North America
Walter Raleigh
Sir Francis Walsingham
Print map onto A3 sheet with space around to annotate
Challenge: Answer the following question
Link the different individuals together, with explanations of how they link
Why were attempts to colonise disastrous?

10. Prosperity and Depression
Prosperity: Land
Depression
Regions
Prosperity: Trade
TASK
Use p to add key facts under each heading
Print map onto A3 sheet with space around to annotate
Prosperity: Urban

11. Practice Source On pp.221-2 there are three extracts.
See if you can identify, and summarise the argument of each extract
Pick one of the extracts to analyse, by identify arguments you find convincing, and not convincing (using your own knowledge to back up your ideas)
Print map onto A3 sheet with space around to annotate

12. Key points: Internal trade; Netherlands, Russia, Guinea (+America), Baltic, Ottoman Empire, Asia