Englands historie : ca. 1485-1603

Kortfattet oversigt fra The Poor law in Hereford    med kortfattet beskrivelse af den gamle fattiglovgivning

Hutchinson's encyclopedia

www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/TUDpoverty.htm  poverty in Tudor England art.

tudors.crispen.org/tudor_women/index.html   life of women in Tudor England

englishhistory.net/tudor/tudorlife.html   Life in Tudor England

www.luminarium.org/renlit/elizlink.htm   links fra Luminarium til Elizabeth 1.
www.luminarium.org/renlit/eliza.htm 
www.luminarium.org/renlit/elizface.htm     Lots of portraits, beautifully presented .
Luminarium's list of links is very good, connecting to genealogies, biographies, etc
 

BBC - History - Elizabeth 1     Elizabeth d.1
 

WWP Elizabeth I, Live and Online Index    Elizabeth 1 "in her own words"  (Brown univ.)
bl.a. div. taler af Eliz d. 1.
WWP Elizabeth I, Live and Online
 

home.clara.net/hetha/Lessons/elizabeth1/eliz1main.htm     Portrætter af Elizabeth 1 folkeskolen
"This one hour lesson from History on the Net, focuses on the portraits Elizabeth commissioned of herself.
 After a brief explanation and quiz about Elizabeth's early life students are told why portraits were painted, shown some of the portraits and invited to guess when they were painted, informed about the propaganda benefits of releasing 'nice' portraits and invited to answer questions about the Armada portrait."
 

Elizabethan England - British and World - GCSE - SchoolHistory.co.uk   oversigt over lektioner emner

www.schoolhistory.co.uk/lessons/elizabethi/objectives_elizabeth.html    Elizabeth 1 & Tudor Religion
Making innovative use of Flash technology, this online lesson from School History offers a visual presentation of a Tudor Religious Roller coaster followed by a multiple choice assessment quiz. After this, pupils are then able to assess the fairness of the Elizabethan Religious settlement with an interactive drag and drop exercise.
The lesson ends with an essay frame within a word document. The author, Andrew Field, would very much welcome feedback and comments to help improve this resource further" (mrfield@btinternet.com). (Spartacus nyhedsbrev)
 

Elizabethan England   fra high school
 

www.bbc.co.uk/history/games/spying/index.shtml  Elizabeth 1 & spionage  
" Throughout her reign, Elizabeth I was surrounded by an army of spies who worked in secret to protect her from assassination. These spies spent much of their time working to decipher the codes used by plotters to correspond with each other in secret, and Elizabeth's secret  service was highly successful at unearthing the plots. .." (bbc nyhedsbrev)
 

www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/TUDarmada.htm     den spanske armada
"After the Spanish Armada rounded Scotland it headed south for home. However, a strong gale drove many of the ships onto the Irish rocks. Thousands of Spaniards drowned and even those who reached land were often killed by English soldiers and settlers. Of the 25,000 men that had set out in the Armada, less than 10,000 arrived home safely. This website provides an insight into how this military disaster is taught in Spanish schools. It also includes a series of classroom activities that raises issues about how nationalism influences the writing of school textbooks." (spartacus)
 

www.bbc.co.uk/history/historic_figures/drake_francis.shtml    Francis Drake   
Det var Francis Drake, der som den anden foretog en verdensomsejling - og i 1588 var en af de ledende i sejren over den spanske armada.
 

www.bbc.co.uk/history/state/monarchs_leaders/adams_armada_01.shtml
om den spanske armada 1588
"On July 20th 1588 the Spanish Armada set sail for England, having been delayed by a storm. The threat of invasion by Spain had loomed large for much of Elizabeth I's reign, and its defeat enhanced the queen's popularity whilst causing great damage to the reputation of Philip II.... " (BBC nyhedsbrev)
 

Elizabeth I and the Armada   Eliz's tale Tilbury