Description
Large bundle of History Powerpoint Lessons all about the topic The Elizabethians. This History unit contains 26 one hour lessons with associated activities.
The lesson packs included in this history bundle are:
Lesson 1 Introducing Elizabeth.ppt
Lesson 2 Elizabeth Big Picture.ppt
Lesson 3 Elizabeth’s England.ppt
Lesson 4 The Virgin Queen Handcuffed alternative.ppt
Lesson 4 The Virgin Queen.ppt
Lesson 5 Elizabeth’s Problems.ppt
Lesson 6 Religious Divisions.ppt
Lesson 7 Impact of the Church.ppt
Lesson 8 Puritan Challenge.ppt
Lesson 9 Catholic Challenge.ppt
Lesson 10 Mary Queen of Scots.ppt
Lesson 11 Revolt of the Northern Earls.ppt
Lesson 12 Catholic Plots.ppt
Lesson 13 Catholic Plots Threat.ppt
Lesson 14 England and Spain.pptx
Lesson 15 Drake Provoke Philip.ppt
Lesson 16 The Spanish Armada.ppt
Lesson 17 Interpretations of The Spanish Armada.ppt
Lesson 18 Elizabethan Society.ppt
Lesson 19 Elizabethan Education.pptx
Lesson 20 Elizabethan Entertainment (interpretation).pptx
Lesson 21 Elizabethans Theatres.ppt
Lesson 22 Elizabethans Poverty.ppt
Lesson 23 Reactions to Poverty.ppt
Lesson 24 The Explorers.ppt
Lesson 25 Elizabethan Explorers.pptx
Lesson 26 Drake Raleigh Assessment.ppt
The history learning outcomes are:
- To understand how Elizabethan society worked and how Elizabeth’s role as monarch fit within it.
- Synthesise the key events of Elizabeth reign.
- Explain how Elizabeth used a hierarchical system to keep control of England.
- Explain why Catholics did not consider Elizabeth a good Queen.
- Explain why Catholics did not consider Elizabeth a good Queen.
- Explain why Elizabeth’s early reign was fraught with difficulty.
- Explain the features of the Elizabeth Religious Settlement
- Explain the features of the Elizabethian churches
- Explain how successful Elizabeth’s “middle way” was at solving problems previous monarchs had faced
- How effectively did Elizabeth use her “middle way” to avoid conflict with the Catholic church?
- Was locking up Mary, Queen of Scots really the ‘least worst’ thing Elizabeth could have done?
- How much of a threat was the revolt of the Northern Earls to Elizabeth’s reign?
- Explore the multiple plots against Elizabeth by the Catholics
- Evaluate how much of a threat Catholic plots were to Elizabeth
- Explore the rivalry between England and Spain
- Understand the origins and purposes of the Spanish armada
- understand the narrative of the conflict with the Spanish armada
- Explain why the Spanish armada failed
- Did people have better lives under Elizabeth?
- How successful was education in the Elizabethan period?
- Understand what Elizabethian people did for leisure
- Understand how theatres in the Elizabethian era were different to those today
- Understand in what ways poverty affected people in Elizabethian times
- Explain how Elizabethian society reacted to the poor
- Why was there so much overseas exploration in Elizabeth’s reign?
- Explain why the English were successful explorers
- Compare the significance of Drake and Raleigh’s contributions to exploration
The history key terms covered include but are not limited to:
Monarch Parliament court
Succession Tudors Issues
Hierarchy Social Structure Appeasement
Legitimate Heir Patriarchy
Legitimate Heir Patriarchy
Exacerbate Problem Rebellion
Dilemma Religion Catholics Protestants
Underestimate Catholics Impact
Campaign Puritans Compromise
Lenient Rebellion Compromise
Discontent Nobles Scotland
Grievance, Catholics, Religious Settlement
Unanimous Plot Execution
Sustain Argument Threat
Rivalry Superiority Power
Lucrative Expedition Trade
Consecutively Cannons Conflict
Inevitable Defeat Planning
Rhetoric Society Quality of Life
Aspiration Education Employment
Interpretation Evidence Golden Age
Coarse Humour Theatre
Poverty Harvest Vagrant
Idle Vagrant Unruly
Sophistication Exploration Weaponry
Pioneer Exploration New World
Revere Explorer California
