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Year 8 BASIC HISTORY SKILLS Organiser

1 .Facts and dates to learn: 1485 Battle of Bosworth 1492 Columbus reached the Americas 1509 Henry 8 th became King 1533 Henry divorced Katherine of Aragon 1517 Martin Luther protested against the Church 1588 Spanish Armada 1605 Gunpowder Plot 1649 King executed, Monarchy abolished.

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Year 8 BASIC HISTORY SKILLS Organiser

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  1. 1 .Facts and dates to learn: 1485 Battle of Bosworth 1492 Columbus reached the Americas 1509 Henry 8th became King 1533 Henry divorced Katherine of Aragon 1517 Martin Luther protested against the Church 1588 Spanish Armada 1605 Gunpowder Plot 1649 King executed, Monarchy abolished. 1660 Monarchy returns 1665 Great Plague 1666 Great Fire of London Year 8 BASIC HISTORY SKILLS Organiser 16 Can you write these dates in CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER 2019 AD, 15 BC, 100AD, 100BC, 2334 BC 3200 AD 11. Put these events in order of time A - Mediaeval timesB - VictoriansC - TudorsD -Stuarts 7. How many years after 5BC was 5AD? 13. Who is this geezer? Can you explain how you found that out? 17 Can you EXPLAIN how you can work out how many DECADES are in a MILLENIUM! 3. Can you say what these command words mean? Identify, Describe, Explain, Examine, Discuss, Assess, Compare, Evaluate, Analyse, Define 2. Spellings to learn: 1. Monarchy 2. Britain 3. Dynasty 4. Catholic 5. Protestant 6. Succession 7. Parliament 8. Tyrant 9. Execution 10. Propaganda 11. Treason 14. What CAUSED Leicester to win the Football championship? 8. Who is this bloke? Can you explain how you found that out? 18 Which century did the year 1560 belong to? Can you explain your choice? A ........... 14th, B .............15th C .............16th 15 Which would be the best source for learning about the Tudors ? A real Tudor helmet, or a webpage? Can you say why? 12. What was the CONSEQUENCE of Henry 8th divorcing Katherine of Aragon ? 9. What could you say about the Tudors if you only had this one axe as a piece of evidence about them? 6. If a King died 4,000 years ago, what was the year? If a King died in 3000 BC, how many years ago was that? Can you explain how you worked it out? 4. Name a year in the 16th century. Can you explain your choice? 19 Peel skills: How to write good answers! Start from the bottom and build up! 4. High level: link it to other ideas and use good vocabulary 3. Good Level: give detailed explanation 2. Middle Level: give some evidence 1. Basic Level: make your point 10. Highlight 2 short-term and 2 long term effects. “The effects of the Reformation were terrible. Thousands of Monks and Nuns were evicted in a few short months to starve in the country, people became less religious over time, England broke away from the Catholic Church in 1529, and Protestantism became slowly popular all over Europe” 5. Can you explain why the year 12 BC was followed by 11 BC? Mr K. Norman Ibstock Community. College 2019

  2. 23 What does this diagram tell us about Henry 8th?? Timeline skills:20 Draw a line exactly 20 cms long Mark off every 1 cm and label each mark increasing by 10 years. Year 1500 to year 1700 Find ten events from Tudor and Stuart history and draw a neat straight line marking the year with the event attached. (1 cm = 10 years and 1 mm = 1 year.) 22 Investigate: Who was Martin Luther? Who was Thomas Cromwell? Who was Oliver Cromwell? What was a Dissolution of a Monastery? What is a civil war? What is Parliament made up of? What happened at Edgehill? 21 Making notes: the QUICK way! Using a SPIDER CHART means you don’t have write every single thing down (huurrray!) Read this paragraph, and transfer the 5 most important facts onto the Spider Chart: “Henry the 8th became King in 1509 after the death of his Father, Henry 7th, victor of the Battle of Bosworth. He is famous for having 6 marriages to Spanish, English and German wives, and for breaking England away from the Catholic Church. He had a reputation for magnificence and had many tournaments at his many palaces. He had three legal children who became Monarchs. – and probably others who could never be King or Queen. Henry 25 Using only the information on this chart, write 75 words EXACTLY about the family of Henry 8th. 24 What does this evidence showing Henry 7th tell us about him? One is him in his 30s & the other in his 50s after many years as King Mr K. Norman Ibstock Community. College 2019

  3. There are 5 history skills for you to MASTER! You can use these tables to improve your progress! Print them off ! Mr K. Norman Ibstock Community. College 2019

  4. RELIABILITY – Is the source accurate and can we trust it? Could it be biased? Written sources – diaries, letters, documents, books, newspapers, poems etc. ORIGIN – What type of source is it? Who made it? When? Where? How do we investigate things? Using a source Visual sources – paintings, photographs, cartoons etc. MESSAGE – What is the source telling or showing you? Physical sources – artefacts, coins, jewellery, clothing etc. PURPOSE – Why was the source made? Oral sources – spoken word, audio recordings, songs This slide has been “borrowed” from Ivanhoe College

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