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 He said that Lady Jane Grey (one of Henry V11’s grandchildren) could be
queen after him but she was only queen for nine days then she was beheaded.
Mary became queen.

 Did not marry.
 Red-haired, small stature, devoted scholar, keen Protestant.
 Died in 1553.

d) Queen Mary 1

 Born at Greenwich in 1516.
 Crowned in 1553, aged 37.

 Married Philip of Spain.
 She had no children.
 Short, red hair, delicate health, well-dressed, good linguist, intelligent.
 Due to not having children she became bitter.

 She was a Catholic.
 Died at St James’ Palace of pneumonia in 1558.

e) Queen Elizabeth 1

 Born at Greenwich in 1533.
 Her mother was beheaded when she was three.
 Became queen in 1558, aged 25.

 She did not marry nor have children.
 Medium build, reddish hair, lots of jewels, well-dressed having 3,000 dresses
 Could speak six languages.
 She hated making form decisions, manipulated people and craved flattery.
 She was an Anglo-Catholic.

 She enjoyed music and dancing.
 Said to have had four baths a year!
 She tried to avoid wars due to lack of money.

Learning for Life (Fulfilment)

1. The children should see that monarchs are ordinary people with strengths and
weaknesses. God does not select perfect people for special positions.

2. They should have a greater knowledge of the Tudor monarchs.

3. They should be better equipped to gather information from a variety of resources

and to present it for a chosen audience.

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