Post by Mr Modica on Jun 5, 2013 20:56:49 GMT
You are assigned the task of building up an overview knowledge of each of the Monarchs of Tudor England from 1485 – 1503 including their personalities.
Using your research and knowledge create an appropriate, factual, Facebook page showing your understanding of this Monarch’s personality (humour? Negativity? Bravado? Etc… with some key events on the activity wall.
Eg: Henry VII was tight and sat in his room counting money all day long a bit like Ebeneezer Scrooge! – What can you come up with?
• Henry VII
• Henry VIII
• Edward VI (Duke of Somerset / Duke of Northumberland)
• Mary I (Bloody Mary)
• Elizabeth I
Certainly as this course is all about Rebellions, you may want to identify key rebellions from each Monarchs page
Eg: “Another Rebellion, gosh – what for this time, those pesky Catholics!...”
You have been provided with page references for the text book but as a year 13 student will be expected to research some yourself, a good starting point will be Wiki and Google…
Facebook Template.doc (62.5 KB) Saves better if you right click the link and "Save Target As"... and put it somewhere appropriate on your computer
Using your research and knowledge create an appropriate, factual, Facebook page showing your understanding of this Monarch’s personality (humour? Negativity? Bravado? Etc… with some key events on the activity wall.
Eg: Henry VII was tight and sat in his room counting money all day long a bit like Ebeneezer Scrooge! – What can you come up with?
• Henry VII
• Henry VIII
• Edward VI (Duke of Somerset / Duke of Northumberland)
• Mary I (Bloody Mary)
• Elizabeth I
Certainly as this course is all about Rebellions, you may want to identify key rebellions from each Monarchs page
Eg: “Another Rebellion, gosh – what for this time, those pesky Catholics!...”
You have been provided with page references for the text book but as a year 13 student will be expected to research some yourself, a good starting point will be Wiki and Google…
Facebook Template.doc (62.5 KB) Saves better if you right click the link and "Save Target As"... and put it somewhere appropriate on your computer