Tudor torture
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The document discusses torture methods used during the reign of Mary I of England. It provides learning objectives about learning the torture methods Mary used on her subjects. It includes sections on Mary's background and becoming queen, as well as different levels of goals for learning about the torture methods - from identifying 3 types of torture to explaining how religious conflicts led to more torture. There are key terms defined like successor. The document will be used to create a guide covering various torture techniques like the heretics fork, breaking wheel, saw and iron maiden, describing how they worked and giving examples of people tortured.
Tudor torture
- 1. What is the story behind the difference between these two signatures?
- 2. Key Vocabulary 08 July 2019 Successor: The person who is in line to inherit the kingdom. Mary was Edwards successor by blood but he named Lady Jane Grey instead. LO: To learn about the torture methods Mary I used on her subjects. Bronze: You can identify 3 types of torture used by Mary I. Silver: You can describe real Tudor case studies of people who have been tortured. Gold: You can explain how conflict between Catholics and Protestants led to more torture in Tudor England.
- 3. LO: To learn about the torture methods Mary I used on her subjects.
- 4. ? Mary was born in Greenwich Palace (near London) on 18th February 1516. ? Mary was the daughter of Henry VIII and his first wife, Catherine of Aragon. ? She became queen on the 1st October 1553 (she was 37 years old). ? Mary had a good childhood as a young princess, and was the centre of attention in her earliest years. LO: To learn about the torture methods Mary I used on her subjects.
- 5. LO: To learn about the torture methods Mary I used on her subjects.
- 6. Write down these Tudor torture methods. 1. Describe in detail how these methods work 2. Draw a picture(s) to illustrate these methods LO: To learn about the torture methods Mary I used on her subjects.
- 7. How to be a Tudor Monarch 1. An introduction to Tudor life. 2. Protestant or Catholic? You decide. 3. Who to marry? 4. Tudor Torture. 5. Perfect portraits. 6. Beating the Spanish. The Sections LO: To learn about the torture methods Mary I used on her subjects.
- 8. Goal Bronze Silver Gold Platinum To learn about the torture methods Mary I used on her subjects.. My guide includes at least 3 Tudor Torture methods. I have described how the torture methods worked. It is neat and well presented. I have used some History words I have made a few mistakes in spelling, punctuation and grammar. My guide includes at least 3 Tudor Torture methods. My guide is illustrated with neat pictures. I have described in detail how the torture methods worked You use a good range of History words You have ok accuracy in spelling, punctuation and grammar. My guide includes at least 4 Tudor Torture methods. My guide is illustrated with neat pictures. I have described in detail how the torture methods worked I have used examples of real Tudor people who were tortured with this method. You use a wide range of history words. You have very good accuracy in spelling, punctuation and grammar. My guide includes at least 5 Tudor Torture methods. My guide is illustrated with neat pictures of how this method worked. I have described in detail how the torture methods worked I have used examples of real Tudor people who were tortured with this method. I have discussed which Tudor monarch¡¯s used particular methods. You use a wide range of specialist history words where appropriate. No spelling, punctuation and grammar mistakes. LO: To learn about the torture methods Mary I used on her subjects.
- 9. LO: To learn about the torture methods Mary I used on her subjects. Tudor Torture
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