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1 History Upper KS2

2 What do you remember about Mother Shipton?

3 Tudors Civil war Spanish Armada Guy Fawkes

4 King Henry VIII My name is Henry Tudor. I became king of England in 1509 at the age of 18 and ruled for 36 years. I am well known for creating the Church of England and turning England into a Protestant country because the Pope refused to let me divorce my wife Catherine of Aragon. I went on to marry a total of six times and my wives all either died or I divorced and even beheaded them! I heard about Mother Shipton and the famous ‘Dripping Well’ in 1538 and I sent someone to investigate it. People believed that the well had healing powers and used to bathe underneath it.

5 At what age did Henry Tudor become King?
How many wives did Henry VIII have altogether? Why did Henry VIII create the Church of England? What did Henry VIII do when he heard about the well?

6 Queen Elizabeth I My name is Elizabeth Tudor and I am the daughter of Henry VIII. I became Queen in 1558 at the age of 25 and ruled for 45 years. I never married and was a clever but ruthless Queen. The three heads you saw in the museum are Lord D’arcy, the Duke of Suffolk and the Earl of Northumberland. They were tried and executed for treason against me. I carried on the Protestant Church after my father but did face the Spanish Armada (an event Mother Shipton prophesied) because I was not Catholic!

7 How long did Elizabeth rule for?
Who were the three men in the museum whom Elizabeth tried for treason? Which event did Mother Shipton prophesise would happen during Elizabeth’s reign?

8 King James I My name is James Stuart and I became King in 1603 and ruled for 22 years after Queen Elizabeth. When I came to the throne many Catholics thought the unfairness that Queen Elizabeth showed against them would stop as I too was a Catholic. However, they were to be disappointed as I even ordered Catholic priests to leave England and so a plan was hatched to assassinate me! On the 5th November, 1605, Guy Fawkes and his friends placed 36 barrels of gunpowder in the cellar of the House of Lords ready to blow up when I opened Parliament. Thankfully, Guy Fawkes (who was born in Knaresborough!) was found when two guards searched the cellars and he was subsequently tortured and hung... Serves him right!

9 What did the Catholics hope would happen when James I ascended the throne?
How did Guy Fawkes plan to assassinate King James? What happened to Guy Fawkes because of this?

10 King Charles I My name is Charles Stuart and I am the son of James I. I became King in 1625 and ruled for 24 years. After my succession to the throne I began to argue with Parliament. You see, I believed in the divine right of Kings and that I could rule however I liked. Yet, they disagreed! They didn’t like how I ruled and especially the fact that I married a Catholic woman. I decided to punish these traitors who disagreed with me and I marched into Parliament with several hundred soldiers to arrest them! However, they all escaped and shortly after, a war began between the Cavaliers (my supporters) and the Roundheads (supporters of Parliament). Unfortunately for me, I lost the Civil War (an event Mother Shipton also prophesied) and was beheaded for treason! After that England went 13 years without any King or Queen.

11 Why did King Charles argue with Parliament?
How did he try and punish those who were against him? How did he finally meet his fate?

12 Activities! Guy Fawkes Tudor life Civil War Spanish Armada

13 Spanish Armada... Look through all of the sources and create a poster about why the Spanish Armada failed...

14 Guy Fawkes... Create a wanted poster for any information about the people in connection with Guy Fawkes and involved in the gunpowder plot

15 Civil War... Split your group into 2 and imagine you are at the trial of King Charles I as he is accused of treason. Debate against one another whether or not you think he should be beheaded!

16 Write a biography of Henry VIII
Tudors- Henry VIII Write a biography of Henry VIII

17 Let’s complete the timeline...
Guy Fawkes plans to assassinate King James I English Civil War England becomes a Protestant country Spanish Armada

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