THE TUDORS
Vocabulary
The Monarchy
Everyday Life
Exploration
Alliance
Anne Boleyn
Anne of Cleves
Annulment
Catherine Howard
Catherine of Aragon
Catholic
Church of England
Coronation
Court
Courtier
Crown
Divorce
Edward VI
Elizabeth I
Eldest son
Henry VII
Henry VIII
Hereditary
Jane Seymour
Katharine Parr
King
Lady Jane Grey
Marriage
Mary I
Monasteries
Plantagenets
Pope
Portrait
Power
Protestant
Queen
Rome
State
Succession
Throne
Yorkists
Artefacts
Bear baiting
Beggars
Belongings
Buttery
Children
Chimneys
Clothes
Craftspeople
Differences
Farmers
Food
Furniture
Glass windows
Health
Houses
Hygiene
Information
Interpret
Inventory
Leisure
Lifestyles
Long gallery
Mattresses
Merchants
Nobles
Panelling
Poorer
Reconstructions
Similarities
Society
Tapestry
Theatre
Vagabonds
Wealthier
Women
Yeomen
America
Captain
Charts
Circumnavigation
Colony
Countries
Crows nest
Culture
Customs
Daily life
Discovery
Disease
Empire
Europe
Experiences
Furs
Indigenous people
Maggots
Maize
Maps
Navigation
Potato
Prejudice
Punishments
Racism
Sailors
Scurvy
Sea monsters
Settlement
Spices
Superstitions
Supplies
Tobacco
Trade
Voyage
Warfare
World
Famous People, Ships
and Places
Armada
Bartolomew Dias
Ben Jonson
Bosworth Field
Christopher Columbus
Christopher Marlowe
Edmund Spenser
Ferdinand Magellan
Field of the Cloth of
Gold
Francis Bacon
Francis Drake
Galileo Galilei
Golden Hind
Hampton Court Palace
Hatfield House
Hernando Cortes
John Cabot
John Hawkins
Leonardo da Vinci
Mary Queen of Scots
Mary Rose
Michelangelo
Pelican
Philip of Spain
Richard Grenville
Santa Maria
The Bear Garden
The Globe Theatre
The Swan Theatre
Thomas More
Tower of London
Vasco da Gama
Walter Raleigh
William Hawkins
William Shakespeare
Descriptive Words
Beautiful
Brave
Clever
Cold
Cruel
Decorative
Elaborate
Expensive
Fierce
Filthy
Flirtatious
Guilty
Handsome
Important
Innocent
Jovial
Kind-hearted
Manipulative
Miserable
Nervous
Powerful
Proud
Rotten
Scared
Simple
Sly
Smelly
Sneaky
Strange
Strong
Suspicious
Terrible
Terrified
Tim id
Ugly
Unhappy
Wise
Liz Ireland. Redfield Edge Primary School. Sept. 2003