AGE OF TUDORS

• Aulia Dian P.• Dara Anisa• Gio Prananda• Marcelus Dwi F. M.• Meytha Athaya• Novella Rama S.

War Of Roses

English Reformation

Bloody Mary

The Era of Voyager

Summary: Age of Tudors

The Wars of the Roses were a series of

civil wars between two branches on the same family, the House of York and the House of Lancaster, both descended from Edward III. The war fought for 35 years (1455-1485).

The wars ended in 1485 when Henry VII (Henry Tudor) won the battle of Bosworth and gained the throne of England.

War of RosesThe House of YorkThe House of Lancaster

The House of Tudor

The idea of reformation was started earlier by Martin Luther.In 1534 Henry VIII declared himself head of a new Church of England (England becomes a Protestant country)

English Reformation

English Church

Roman

Church

In 1532 by King Henry VIII

Mary who has shouldered the responsibility under the label ‘Bloody Mary’ burnings 300 of Protestants in her short reign

Bloody Mary

Henry VIII died in 1547

Edward VI became King of England

6 years later Edward VI

died

the crown passed to

Mary Tudor

The golden age of

exploration began and lasted more than 200 years

Many sailors went in search of unknown lands

The Era of Voyager

1. Education Boys were

allowed to go to school

Girls were either kept at home to help housework or sent out to work to bring money for the family

Characteristic

3. Economy The money and currency of the Tudors was all in

coin The weight of the silver or of the gold contained in

Tudor money determined what the value of the coin would be

2. Religion Two major religions were the Catholic

and Protestant religions Religions changed constantly during

the Tudor Dynasty and was dictated by the views of the reigning monarch

4. Law There were no

police during the Tudor times

In Tudor times the punishment were very cruel

A public execution was an event not to be missed and people would queue through the night to get the best places

Henry VII1485 - 1509

Henry VIII1509 - 1547

Edward VI1547 - 1553

Jane GreyJuly 1553

Mary I1553 - 1558

Elizabeth I1558 - 1603

Fun Facts

• Anyone who disobeyed the commands of

Henry VIII was arrested for treason and executed…supposedly he executed 72,000 people during his reign. Yikes!

• Despite the fact that Henry VIII was having Anne Boleyn executed, he decided not to have her burnt at the stake, and instead of an axe allowed her to die by a sword, which she was also allowed to choose her own executioner.

• Even though she never got married, Elizabeth I did have 26 different marriage proposals to consider.

Fun Facts

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