Early Modern Britain 1509–1745: Reformation and Revolution
24 lessons, in the order they are taught. Part of the Year 7 History curriculum.
What this topic covers
- 1Growing population in Elizabethan England
- 2Social life for the poor in Tudor England
- 3The impact of the Elizabethan Poor Law
- 4The problem of poverty in Tudor England
- 5Tudor attitudes to poverty and the Elizabethan Poor Law (1601)
- 6Was there a ‘Golden Age’ for the poor in Elizabethan England?
- 7Elizabeth I and Mary, Queen of Scots
- 8Elizabeth I and the Church of England
- 9Elizabeth I and the Spanish Armada
- 10Elizabeth I and the succession: The Virgin Queen
- 11Elizabeth I's later years
- 12Popular depictions of Elizabeth I
- 13Charles II and the restoration of the monarchy
- 14Oliver Cromwell: The Interregnum and Protectorate
- 15Popular political pamphlets in seventeenth-century England
- 16Royalists and Parliamentarians
- 17The causes of the English Civil War
- 18The execution of Charles I
- 19How historians' views differ regarding the Glorious Revolution
- 20James II's troubled early reign
- 21Revisionist interpretations of the Glorious Revolution
- 22The Bill of Rights and constitutional monarchy
- 23The Glorious Revolution in Scotland and Ireland
- 24The Whig interpretation of the Glorious Revolution
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