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Wondering?

What make England became stronger
  during the age of Elizabethan ?
CONTENTS
1
              Strong Country needs good

    Ruler       Government         Laws       Military

2
        How does it make England become stronger?
3
                 Influence on Society
4
                Question After Lesson
5
                       Reference
Make a Guess




                    SCOTLAND




          IRELAND


                           ENGLAND
Age of Prosperous

          Elizabethan Age

“ The most peaceful era of England. ”

“ The English Renaissance period. ”

      “ Utopia age of England”
 Utopia = the most peaceful and wealthy land
Ruler
                                Elizabeth I
                        A great QUEEN of England




                               Elizabeth I

 She ruled England during that time for about 45 years (1558 – 1603).

 She was a daughter of King Henry VIII.

 Elizabethan Age = England under the rule of Queen Elizabeth I
Government

The power does not
centralize with the       Monarch        Queen Elizabeth I
      Queen.
                                               Elizabeth’s group
                        Privy Council              of advisers


                         Parliament                   group of representatives
                                                      of common people.
                       (House of lord)
                                                                    Royal
                      Local Government                          representatives


                                                                         Justice
                           Court                                         Crimes
Law
Laws cannot be passed just by the lone intention of the
                      Queen.

                                Queen write
                             down the bill (laws)


                            Parliament considered*
                                         Law pass/ not pass


                                     Law
                                      considered* =
Torture

    Criminal

Hanging        If the prisoners do not committed their guilt.
Poisoning      If the prisoners committed their guilt


    Stealing

Cutting off the right hand
 Plucking out eyes with hot pinchers
 Tearing off fingers

                                                        Thumbscrew
Torture for Investigation

Stretching by the rack
Burning
Beating
Drowning

Woman accused of adultery.
The ducking stool
The rack                  Hung up onto the pillory




           Ducking Tool
Military
                    Spain                         France


                                 England

  Weapons build                                        Smaller Ship
   by Army                     Strong Army              building

                             dread
Strong + Utility
                                       of being      Easier to attack the
                            torture made people      enemies.
Modern Weapons
                            fight for England.       Hard for enemy to
have been made.
                                                     see
Military

 Every boys in upper class and middle class required to
learn fencing.

 Every boys in the country were needed to attend army.
How does it make England become stronger?

The good Queen / ruler
 The Queen was very talented. The strong ruler made country
 became stronger.


The good government management
 The power does not centralize with the Queen.



 The Queen can ruled and take care whole country efficiently


 People get more freedom to think, developed new things and can use their
 ability usefully.
How does it make England become stronger?

Strict laws

  People afraid of laws and torture.



   Less crimes
   People tried their best to serve their country
   Society became more discipline

Great weapons and Armies

  Strong armies and good weapon makes enemies afraid
  More chance to win in war.
Influence on Society
 Strong     Less                        More time to develop
                      Peaceful
England     War




   Art                Music + Plays




Education   Fashion      Architecture          Sport + Game
Conclusion
Good + Talented
     ruler



Good and strong
 government


                          Stronger England
  Strict Laws




Great Weapon and
 Strong Armies
Question After Lesson
  Who was in a top position in Government ?




Which other 2 countries were parts of England?


  ANS: Scotland and Ireland
Reference
o http://www.elizabethanenglandlife.coml
o http://www.elizabethan-era.org.uk
o http://www.vaguelyinteresting.co.uk
o http://gsmbristol.org/
o http://www.elizabethi.org/uk/power/
ohttp://pages.ramaz.org/2012/weintrora/shakespeare/e
lizabethan_social_classes.htm
o http://faculty.history.wisc.edu/sommerville/367/367-
03.htm
o The Elizabethans : A.N. Wilson

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Elizabethan Age

  • 1.
  • 2. Wondering? What make England became stronger during the age of Elizabethan ?
  • 3. CONTENTS 1 Strong Country needs good Ruler Government Laws Military 2 How does it make England become stronger? 3 Influence on Society 4 Question After Lesson 5 Reference
  • 4. Make a Guess SCOTLAND IRELAND ENGLAND
  • 5. Age of Prosperous Elizabethan Age “ The most peaceful era of England. ” “ The English Renaissance period. ” “ Utopia age of England” Utopia = the most peaceful and wealthy land
  • 6. Ruler Elizabeth I A great QUEEN of England Elizabeth I  She ruled England during that time for about 45 years (1558 – 1603).  She was a daughter of King Henry VIII.  Elizabethan Age = England under the rule of Queen Elizabeth I
  • 7. Government The power does not centralize with the Monarch Queen Elizabeth I Queen. Elizabeth’s group Privy Council of advisers Parliament group of representatives of common people. (House of lord) Royal Local Government representatives Justice Court Crimes
  • 8. Law Laws cannot be passed just by the lone intention of the Queen. Queen write down the bill (laws) Parliament considered* Law pass/ not pass Law considered* =
  • 9. Torture Criminal Hanging If the prisoners do not committed their guilt. Poisoning If the prisoners committed their guilt Stealing Cutting off the right hand  Plucking out eyes with hot pinchers  Tearing off fingers Thumbscrew
  • 10. Torture for Investigation Stretching by the rack Burning Beating Drowning Woman accused of adultery. The ducking stool
  • 11. The rack Hung up onto the pillory Ducking Tool
  • 12. Military Spain France England Weapons build Smaller Ship by Army Strong Army building  dread Strong + Utility of being Easier to attack the torture made people enemies. Modern Weapons fight for England. Hard for enemy to have been made. see
  • 13. Military  Every boys in upper class and middle class required to learn fencing.  Every boys in the country were needed to attend army.
  • 14. How does it make England become stronger? The good Queen / ruler The Queen was very talented. The strong ruler made country became stronger. The good government management The power does not centralize with the Queen. The Queen can ruled and take care whole country efficiently People get more freedom to think, developed new things and can use their ability usefully.
  • 15. How does it make England become stronger? Strict laws People afraid of laws and torture.  Less crimes  People tried their best to serve their country  Society became more discipline Great weapons and Armies Strong armies and good weapon makes enemies afraid More chance to win in war.
  • 16. Influence on Society Strong Less More time to develop Peaceful England War Art Music + Plays Education Fashion Architecture Sport + Game
  • 17. Conclusion Good + Talented ruler Good and strong government Stronger England Strict Laws Great Weapon and Strong Armies
  • 18. Question After Lesson Who was in a top position in Government ? Which other 2 countries were parts of England? ANS: Scotland and Ireland
  • 19. Reference o http://www.elizabethanenglandlife.coml o http://www.elizabethan-era.org.uk o http://www.vaguelyinteresting.co.uk o http://gsmbristol.org/ o http://www.elizabethi.org/uk/power/ ohttp://pages.ramaz.org/2012/weintrora/shakespeare/e lizabethan_social_classes.htm o http://faculty.history.wisc.edu/sommerville/367/367- 03.htm o The Elizabethans : A.N. Wilson

Notas do Editor

  1. laws cannot be passed just by the lone intention of the Queen. In order for the law to be passed, the Queen needed to craft a Bill and the Bill should be forwarded to the Parliament.