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Kings and Queens of England: The Stuarts

In this class, learners will explore the Kings and Queens of England in the Stuart period (1603 - 1714)
Dr Anne Holdorph
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1 live meeting
25 mins in-class hours per week

Class Experience

In this class, learners will explore the world of the Stuart royal family. We will learn about how they became the royal family and challenges to the power of the monarchy. We'll learn about key events during the Stuart period, including plague, fire and the gunpowder plot.

We'll learn about the civil war and explore the question of whether Oliver Cromwell made good choices or poor choices. Finally, we will look at the restoration period and the Glorious Revolution and learn about how parliament became increasingly important during this period.

As well as learning about the monarchs, learners will also explore changes to laws and religion and how the monarchs impacted the way normal people lived.


Week commencing January 20th - James I
Week commencing January 27th - Charles I
Week commencing February 3rd - Civil War
Week commencing February 10th - The English Commonwealth
Week commencing February 24th - Charles II
Week commencing March 3rd - James II
Week commencing March 10th - William and Mary
Week commencing March 17th - Anne

Learning Goals

Learners will explore the lives of Stuart Monarchs
Learners will discover changes to the monarchy during this period
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Parental Guidance
As a history class focusing on deceased monarchs, this course will touch upon death in all sessions, including execution. In the session on Civil War, we will discuss a war. In the sessions on James I, we will discuss witch hunts. This will not be a focus of the class and will be presented in an age appropriate way. In all sessions, we will be discussing religion (particularly the idea of Catholic and Protestant religions and the centrality of religion in the Stuart period). This will be presented in a factual and historical way, showing what people believed and will not promote any form of religion.
Pre-Requisites
No prior learning needed, however, it would be helpful for learners to have a concept of monarchy as a hereditary concept.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Sources
Nicola Clarke Barry Coward Richard Cust Godfrey Davies Peter Gaunt Pauline Gregg Simon Healy Richard Hoyle Mark Kishlansky David Scott Kevin Sharpe Lawrence Stone Simon Thurley High Trevor-Roper Keith Wrightson Rivkah Zim Royal Historic Palaces Buckingham Palace Royal Museums Greenwich National Portrait Gallery Historic England English Heritage Tower of London BBC history
Joined December, 2020
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Non-US Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Doctoral Degree in History from University of Southampton
I have a degree and PhD in history and have taught history to learners aged 3-undergraduate level.

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$10

weekly
1x per week
25 min

Live video meetings
Ages: 9-12
1-9 learners per class

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