The Mid-Tudor Crisis Through Activities
Explore the Mid-Tudor crisis through engaging activities that delve into the religious differences, rebellions, and historical interpretations of this tumultuous period in English history. Get insights on why this era is considered a crisis and how it impacted society.
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The mid-Tudor crisis Use the images from this time to think about why this period has been called a crisis ?
Summer Work The mid- Tudor crisis
Activity 1 Read through the worksheet on the mid-Tudor crisis (pages 1-3) Design a lesson that would be suitable for Year 7 s to teach them about why there was a mid-Tudor crisis You will need to make it age suitable so that they will be able to understand it. If there are any difficult words, make sure they are explained. Your design needs to be carried out on power point perhaps one slide per person involved in the crisis in the chronological order it happened Try to make it interesting, exciting, colourful and the information clear and concise
Activity 2 Read through the historiography section of the worksheet (page 4) Make a summary diagram of all the key points presented by the Whig interpretation about the mid-Tudor crisis Make a summary diagram of all the key point presented by more recent historians about the mid- Tudor crisis
Activity 3 One of the big reasons this period in history has been described as a crisis is because of the changes that took place in religion and because of the popular unrest that took place. In preparation of your study, it is important that you have some background to help you. I would like you to carry out your own independent research on: 1. What were the differences between Catholicism and Protestantism in the 16th Century? Create a detailed list 2. What were the rebellions that took place during the time of Henry VIII, Edward VI and Mary I? Create a timeline of these rebellions
