Key Stage 3 History by Aaron Wilkes: Renaissance, Revolution and Reformation: Britain 1509-1745 Student Book (KS3 History by Aaron Wilkes Third Edition)

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Please note there is a new edition of this book available. Written to match the new 2014 National Curriculum with expert support from experienced Head of History, Aaron Wilkes, the third editions of this well-loved series will hook your students' interest in KS3 History whilst helping them prepare for GCSE. Renaissance, Revolution and Reformation 1509-1745 is the second of four new third editions, and covers: life in Tudor Britain, a world of discovery, Elizabeth I, the Stuarts, England at war, Cromwell's Commonwealth, the Restoration and change over time. Contents Here come the Tudors Life in Tudor times Thinking1 about History So what is history? How does this book fit in? How to use this book What about my History lessons? Work What was Britain like in 1509? Mission Objectives Wise Up Words Work Everyday life What Happened When? Work What was young* Henry VIII like? A new Tudor king Henry the Great? Henry the good Catholic ■Wise Up Words It all g’oes wrong* Work Henry VIII, his first wife and his big* problem mission Objectives Henry marries his dead brother's wife! Henry in love Henry chang es a nation Wise Up Words Work Who d want to marry Henry VIII? Mission Objectives V / Work What did Protestants protest about? The importance of religion Spreading* the word ■Wise Up Words Work 1.6 Why did the Mary Rose sink? Wise Up Words Work Edward VI: the hoy king1 Poorly boy Work 1.8 How bloody was Bloody Mary? mission Objectives A new queen Religious changes... again! Work The nastiest nursery rhyme in the world! Wise Up Words Nasty, isn't it? Work Elizabeth's middle way Mission Objectives The religious settlement Did the ‘middle way' work? Wise Up Words The Catholic clampdown Work Assessing* Your Learning* 1 Task 1 Task 2 V Task 3 Task 4 Assessing1 your work The man who wanted to know everything* Information explosion! Leonardo da Vinci A g enius? Wise Up Words A world reborn? Work Exploring* the world Mission Objectives Who knows what? Money, money, money Travel problems New technology A new theory Work Setting* out All at sea Land, land! A new hero Columbus - the first of many S Work Who s who? Who were the gentlemen? Who were the citizens? Who were the yeomen? Who were the labourers? What about the poorest of the poor? Work What were Tudor schools like? Mission Objectives Wise Up Words Work 3.3A How did people have fun in Tudor times? Mission Objectives Work Fun-loving* nation Work And now for your Shakespeare lesson... A trip to the theatre Superstar playwrights Work Shakespeare or Fakespeare? Who was it, then? Work Fashion victims mission Objectives After Work Be a Top Historian 3.7 Gome dine with me! Mission Objectives Simple meals for country workers H Fine dining* for the rich Wise Up Words Work Mission Objectives The origin of the sturdy beggar Different types of sturdy beggar ■Wise Up Words Work Work Mission Objectives The Spanish donkey The Judas cradle The Scottish boot Skeff ing’ton s Irons Work How did Britain build an empire? fission Objectives Ag e of discovery Here comes Henry! New found land Work Work How was Britain involved in the slave trade? Mission Objectives Using1 slaves A trade in slaves El Hi The British g*et involved How many? Work Blackbeard: the original pirate of the Caribbean Edward Blackbeard' Teach Privateer or pirate? Life on board a pirate ship Work 5.1 Young1 Elizabeth: what was she like? Work 5.2 What did Queen Elizabeth look like? Work 5.3 Why did Queen Elizabeth kill her cousin? Mission Objectives Babmg'ton's plot Secret letters Killing* her cousin What Happened When? 54A Match of the day: England versus Spain Mission Objectives Why was Philip so angry? Wise Up Words So what happened next? Famous speeches Work «+• Assessing* Your Learning* 2 Your task Assessing* your work The scruffy Stuart! Mission Objectives Exit the Tudors Enter the Stuarts James and religion James and Parliament ■Wise Up Words Work Remember, remember the fifth of November! King1 James I The plot The plotters What went wrong1? What about the others? Work The punishment V 6.3 Were the gunpowder plotters framed? Which witch is The King' s favourite subject A witch trail 0 W itch-hunting1 Work 6.5A Why do Americans speak English? Mission Objectives Work Why did fig’hting’ the English each other? start Mission Objectives Wise Up Words The two sides prepare for war Work Match of the day: Roundheads versus Cavaliers Mission Objectives Who was on each side? The pikemen The musketeers Wise Up Words Lots of figfhtingf Work Prince Rupert: mad Cavalier or sad Cavalier? mission Objectives The Royalists love Rupert The Roundheads hate Rupert ■Wise TJp Words Work What was new about the New Model Army? Work Why was King- Charles I sentenced to death? mission Objectives Wise Up Words Work The trial continues... Work 7.6 Charlie for the chop Mission Objectives Wise Up Words Work The man who banned Christmas Mission Objectives Who rules? Who was Cromwell? Parliament rules... or does it? What about Christmas? Fed up! Wise tip Words Work Cromwell: curse of Ireland? Eng land and Ireland Cromwell and Ireland H Work Cromwell: hero or villain? 8.4A Whatever happened to Cromwell's head? Mission Objectives Cromwell Junior Charles returns Hunting* the ‘king* killers' So what about Cromwell's head? Work Who was the Monarch? Merry Mission Objectives The return of the king1 The Merry Monarch The serious side Religious f reedom? Carefree... but heir-free! Work Bring* out your dead! Mission Objectives ■Wise Up Words Work Ring1 a ring* o' roses Mission Objectives Catching* the disease A nasty nursery rhyme Plague Remedies Work Here comes more trouble! Who started the Great Fire of London? Mission Objectives London s burning* A city in fear The fire dies down Wise Up Words Work So how did the fire start? Work What was so special about the Great Fire? New plans New ideas New regulations for New London A new city Work What about the women? Mission Objectives A hard life The danglers of childbirth A woman's life Work Can you cure Charles IT? King* Mission Objectives The king- is ill ■Wise Up Words Work The Glorious Revolution Mission Objectives A new king* James makes waves A step too far? What Happened When? Wise Up Words Work Dastardly daughter? The future's orange! Rules for William and Mary A turning* point Work Exit the Stuarts... enter the Georgians Mission Objectives Irish issues Scottish scrapping* William all alone Queen Anne United Kingdom German Georg e Work The Battle of Culloden Mission Objectives The first Jacobite Rebellion The second Jacobite Rebellion The Battle of Culloden What does Robert know that John didn't? Mission Objectives Step 1 Step 3 Work A changing* nation W m Work Assessing* Your Learning* 3 Task 2 Task 3 Assessing* your work Glossary Index KS3