Y1 History- Kings, Queens & Leaders- Spring 2

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Lesson 1- Kings and Queens

A monarch is...

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1. A type of butterfly

2. A ruler

3. A king or queen

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Who is our current monarch?

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1. Queen Elizabeth I

2. Queen Elizabeth II

3. Prince Harry

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Kings and queens used to run the country, but do not now.

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1. True

2. False

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In 2021, who runs the country in the UK?

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1. The monarchy (currently Queen Elizabeth II)

2. The Government

3. Both the Government and the queen

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What two objects is Queen Elizabeth II holding?

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1. Ball and stick

2. globe and baton

3. Orb and sceptre

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Lesson 2-

What is tax?

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1. Money you get from the government?

2. Money you pay the government to help run the country

3. A type of headache

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King John made some promises in 1215 to the people of England. What was this document called?

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1. The Bible

2. The Laws of the Land

3. The Magna Carta

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What were some of the promises in this document? Tick 2

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He would not take too much tax

He would plant lots of trees

He would feed the poor

He would not imprison people for no reason

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King John agreed with all of the rules of the Magna Carta and agreed to follow it fairly.

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1. True

2. False

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Lesson 3 -Henry III (3rd) and Parliament

Who was King John's son who inherited the throne aged 9?

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1. Henry VIII (8th)

2. Henry III (3rd)

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Henry III was happy to listen to all the barons of the country and they were very pleased with him.

1. True

2. False

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Who captured Henry 111 at the Battles of Lewes?

1. Simon Says

2. Simon Le Bon

3. Simon de Montfort

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He set up a group of people to represent different towns and counties (a bit like School Council). What was this group called?

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1. The Council

2. The Government

3. Parliament

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Lesson 4- Charles I

Charles I believed in the 'Divine Rights of Kings'. What does this mean?

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1. God gave the power to the people

2. The monarch was appointed by God

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Because of this, there was a civil war. What does this mean?

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1. A peaceful war

2. A war with lots of manners

3. A war between different groups of the same country

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Who were the two groups that fought in the civil war?

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1. Cavaliers and Roundheads

2. Princes and Queens

3. Royals and Republicans

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What happened to Charles I after the war?

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1. He was thanked

2. He was executed (killed)

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Lesson 5- Oliver Cromwell and the Commonwealth

Oliver Cromwell took over from Charles I. He was the first person to rule the country who was not a king or queen.

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1. True

2. False

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Instead of King, his title was...

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1. Prime Minister

2. Lord Protector

3. Lord of the Manor

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He was a Puritan and banned things like...

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1. sports, theatres and Christmas

2. Going to church and praying to God

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