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    Henry VIII ruled England from 1509 to 1547. He used several powers to consolidate his control over England, including his Privy Council of advisors, justices of the peace to enforce laws in rural areas, and gaining influence through his royal court. He also collected taxes from the Church in the form of tithes and exerted control over monasteries. Some of the notable people and events during Henry VIII's reign included Sir Thomas Wolsey, who was an important advisor; the Field of the Cloth of Gold meeting with King Francis I of France in 1520; Henry's marriage to and later annulment from Catherine of Aragon in 1527; Thomas Cranmer becoming Archbishop of Canterbury; Henry's marriage to

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    Henry VIII ruled England from 1509 to 1547. He used several powers to consolidate his control over England, including his Privy Council of advisors, justices of the peace to enforce laws in rural areas, and gaining influence through his royal court. He also collected taxes from the Church in the form of tithes and exerted control over monasteries. Some of the notable people and events during Henry VIII's reign included Sir Thomas Wolsey, who was an important advisor; the Field of the Cloth of Gold meeting with King Francis I of France in 1520; Henry's marriage to and later annulment from Catherine of Aragon in 1527; Thomas Cranmer becoming Archbishop of Canterbury; Henry's marriage to

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    3.2 England and Wales in The Tudor Times

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    Henry VIII ruled England from 1509 to 1547. He used several powers to consolidate his control over England, including his Privy Council of advisors, justices of the peace to enforce laws in rural areas, and gaining influence through his royal court. He also collected taxes from the Church in the form of tithes and exerted control over monasteries. Some of the notable people and events during Henry VIII's reign included Sir Thomas Wolsey, who was an important advisor; the Field of the Cloth of Gold meeting with King Francis I of France in 1520; Henry's marriage to and later annulment from Catherine of Aragon in 1527; Thomas Cranmer becoming Archbishop of Canterbury; Henry's marriage to

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    3.

    2- England and Wales at


    Tudor times 
    TB page 80-81
    Starter

    • What are some of the


    qualities you think a good
    leader should have?
    LO: By the end of the lesson students should be able to

    Explain the Decide was he


    powers Henry successful in
    VIII used to applying his
    rule. powers
    Vocabulary words:

    • Privy Council: The most important advisors of the Royal Council.


    • Justices of the peace: Officers who enforced king's law mainly in countryside.
    • Court: Powerful people who surrounded the king to gain influence. 
    • Tithes: A tax paid to Church
    • Monasteries: places where monks live and follow religious life.
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    Henry VIII (1509-1547) : List the success and failures


    during his time. 
    Who was Sir Thomas
    Wolsey?
    Reading: TB Page 80/81             (5-6 mins) 

    Read and highlight the


    main events in the text.
    King Francis I -1520

    The Field of the Cloth of Gold


    Catherine of
    Argon –1527 
    The field of Catherine of Sir Thomas
    C.W: What is the Cloth Argon More 
    mentioned about
    the mentioned Thomas
    Anne Bolyn 
    The Act of
    names in the  Cranmer Supremacy
    reading text? Write
    the dates as well. Robert Aske
    Duke of
    Wales
    Norfolk
    Group Activity:                               5 Minutes 

    • Read the assigned paragraph carefully and frame 6  Questions.


    Progress Check

    • I can talk about how Henry VIII ruled.


    • I can explain his strength and weaknesses.
    • I can decide whether his reign was successful or not. Give reasons 
    HW: Reading 3.3 -Union of England and
    Scotland 1603 to 1707 page 82/83

    • Complete the incomplete work. 

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