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The English Reformation & the Tudors. Henry VIII, His Wives, Their Heads and Their Babies. Getting Started. What do you do when you don’t get your way? How can a person’s class, wealth, power or connections impact their reaction when something doesn’t go their way?. Henry VII (7 th ).
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The English Reformation& the Tudors Henry VIII, His Wives, Their Heads and Their Babies
Getting Started • What do you do when you don’t get your way? • How can a person’s class, wealth, power or connections impact their reaction when something doesn’t go their way?
Henry VII (7th) Henry VIII (8th) The Tudor Rulers
Henry VII & Henry VIII • Complete the organizer provided about the two Henrys • Use pages 288 to 289 to complete the sheet
King Henry VIII &The Divorce Controversy • Read the appropriate section on page 289 and answer the following two questions: • What was the controversy over? • What did Henry VIII want? • What did the Church want? • How did Henry VIII resolve the controversy?
Wife #1: Loyal and Humble • Catherine of Aragon • Gave birth to daughter Mary • Divorced in 1533
Wife #2: The Happiest • Anne Boleyn • Gave birth to Elizabeth • Beheaded in 1536
Wife #3: Bound to Obey & Serve • Jane Seymour • Mother of Edward • Died in 1537
Wife #4: The Ugly Duckling • Anne of Cleves • No children • Divorced in 1540
Wife #5: The Promiscuous Young Rose with a Thorn • Kathryn Howard • Beheaded in 1542
Wife #6: The Faithful Widow • Katherine Parr • No Children • Outlives Henry VIII • Dies in 1548
Henry The Tyrant • Read page 291 • Answer the following questions: • What is a tyrant? • What things did Henry VIII do that caused people to see him as a tyrant? • In your opinion, did he just appear to be a tyrant or was he actually one?
The Tudor Family Tree • Using the information on pages 288 to 294 and the family tree on the handout… • Fill in some of the characteristics and accomplishments of the different Tudor rulers