I am very excited about our trip to Hampton Court next week! It is one of the most beautiful and grand palaces in this country and I am delighted that we have the opportunity to visit and find out more about Tudor times!
The Tudors, however, were not the only royal family that lived in Hampton Court. Your homework is to find out which other monarchs (kings or queens) lived there and what information can you find out about them.
Remember: It must be written in your own words to avoid plagiarism. Capital letters and full stops are essential and please limit your exclamation marks to one per sentence. If you prefer, you can also submit this homework on paper.
Happy investigations!
In 1514 , in the parish of Hampton , Thomas Wolsey , Archbishop of York began building a magnificent palace on the north bank of the River Thames. Thomas Wolsey
ReplyDeletehad water for his new palace running from Coobe Hill in Surrey through lead pipes which traveled through Surbiton to get to Hampton Court. Not much of the original building remains due to the remodeling by King Henry VIII and laer kings and Queens.
Part of the Great Hall are probably from Thomas Wolseys palace , and the structure of
Base Court looks muc like it did in his time.
Thanks Quynh-chau for trying to publish on our page your information is correct and I say we 5AC appreciate it
DeleteQueen Mary I is remembered as ' Bloody Mary' who was the Roman Catholic queen who tried to return England back to Catholicism. James I is famous for being a terrorist target and attempting to blow up Parliament. Charles I was brave, but his wife would not listen to him. Charles II was invited to come back to England to sit on his fathers throne because they needed a king. William III and Mary II are famous for reigning jointly because they were the only monarchs in British history to do so. George II is known for leading his army into battle since he was the last to do so.
ReplyDeleteQueen Mary the first was the daughter of Catherine of Arogon. She is remembered called Bloody Mary. She wanted to bring Catholicism back to London. She killed all the protestants even though his father was the leader of the community. There was also Charles I and William iii and Mary ii. Mary and William was the only monarchs joint.Ther was James I who was targeted to blow up parliment. The charles 11 was there as well. And finally George ii.
ReplyDeleteThe monarchs were Edward I who was Kings Henry's dad; King Henry wanted his son Edward to take his place but Edward died at the age of 15 . Mary I was also a queen at Hampton court she was actually called Bloody Mary because she killed a lot of people during the Tudor times. Elizabeth I was King Henry's daughter who's mother Anne was excecuted.
ReplyDeleteKing Henry VIII:
ReplyDeleteKing Henry had six wives. Here is a song for you to remember the events: Divorced, beheaded, died. Divorced, beheaded, survived. Here are the names of Henry VIII wives in order: Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Kathryn Howard and Katherine Parr. He was born on June 28, 1491 and died on January 28 1547.
Queen Mary I:
She was remembered as " Bloody Mary ". She was a Roman Catholic queen and when she returned England to Catholicism, 300 men and women were killed for their faith.
James I:
James I was a terrorist attack from Guy Fawkes. James was lucky that Guy Fawkes' plot failed. James I was born on June 19 1566 and died on March 27 1625.
I think there was more monarchs was I have written in my peace of writing.
DeleteGood Work anyway.I did not know Mary I killed 300 people. That is so much. I think killing people was her duty and deed and hobby!
We were all very excited we learned so much it started with jack our guide he was very kind. He split us into groups commoners gentry the nobility i was a commoner . I learnt that the commoners where at the bottom of most important then gentry then nobility. Miss Croash was the god and Ria was the king Miss Croash was the most the most important then Ria the king.
ReplyDeleteYes it is true Maiya
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