ELIZABETHAN ERA - A.P. EUROPEAN HISTORY
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      Subject Social Studies — World History
      Grade Level Grade 10
      Resource Type Assessment, Lesson Plan, Presentation
      Standards Alignment
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      CC0 1.0 Universal

      About This Lesson

      ESSENTIAL QUESTION:

      HOW WERE THE CHALLENGES FACED BY QUEEN ELIZABETH TUDOR SIMILAR OR DIFFERENT FROM THOSE OF MODERN-DAY GOVERNMENT?

      Objective:  To have students analyze, evaluate, source and annotate primary and secondary source excerpts toward skill building for the A.P. European History exam.

      Citations:

      Guy, John (2016) Elizabeth:  The Later Years.  New York:  Penguin Books (Pgs 1-24, 357-384, 396-403)

      Video Clip – Speech at Tilsbury (Armada Speech)(1:50 mins)

      http://www.bl.uk/learning/timeline/item102878.html

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      ELIZABETHAN ERA LESSON PLAN.docx

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      February 13, 2020
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      Assessment
      February 13, 2020
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      February 10, 2020
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      Standards

      Henry VIII and the English Reformation
      Read More About 3.G.4
      Students will explore the roles of key individuals, including Martin Luther, John Calvin, Elizabeth I, and Ignatius Loyola, and the impacts that they had on the religious and political unity of Europe.
      Read More About 9.9b.1

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