Elizabethan England and the Tudor Legacy
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Elizabethan England
An overview of the Elizabethan era, its significance, and the Tudor legacy

Module #2
The Tudor Dynasty:A Brief History
Exploring the rise and fall of the Tudors, from Henry VII to Elizabeth I

Module #3
Elizabeth I:The Virgin Queen
A biography of Elizabeth I, including her early life, ascension to the throne, and personality

Module #4
The English Reformation
Understanding the religious landscape of Elizabethan England, including the Church of England and Catholicism

Module #5
The English Renaissance
The cultural and artistic revival of the Elizabethan era, including literature, theater, and music

Module #6
William Shakespeare:The Bard of Avon
An in-depth exploration of Shakespeares life, works, and impact on English literature

Module #7
The Elizabethan Theater
The rise of theater in Elizabethan England, including the Globe Theater and other notable playhouses

Module #8
Courtly Life and Etiquette
The social norms, customs, and expectations of the Elizabethan court, including fashion and entertainment

Module #9
Exploration and Empire
Englands expansion into the New World, including the voyages of Drake and Raleigh

Module #10
The Spanish Armada and English Naval Power
The failed invasion of England by Spain and the development of the English navy

Module #11
Ireland and the Tudor Conquest
The complex history of English-Irish relations, including the Plantations and rebellions

Module #12
Scotland and the Tudor Alliance
The diplomatic and marital ties between England and Scotland during the Elizabethan era

Module #13
The Economy and Trade
The growth of trade, commerce, and industry in Elizabethan England, including the role of the merchant class

Module #14
The Role of Women in Elizabethan Society
The social, economic, and cultural status of women during the Elizabethan era, including queens, noblewomen, and commoners

Module #15
The Elizabethan Poor Laws
The development of social welfare policies and the treatment of the poor during the Elizabethan era

Module #16
Crime and Punishment
The criminal justice system in Elizabethan England, including punishment, torture, and execution

Module #17
Architecture and the Built Environment
The development of architectural styles, including Tudor, Gothic, and Renaissance influences

Module #18
Food, Drink, and Medicine
The culinary, medical, and scientific practices of the Elizabethan era, including herbalism and alchemy

Module #19
Education and Learning
The education system in Elizabethan England, including grammar schools, universities, and humanist education

Module #20
Music, Dance, and Entertainment
The popular forms of entertainment in Elizabethan England, including courtly entertainment and folk culture

Module #21
Superstition and Magic
The persistence of superstition, witchcraft, and magical beliefs in Elizabethan England

Module #22
Death and Mourning
The rituals, customs, and beliefs surrounding death in Elizabethan England, including funerals and mourning practices

Module #23
The Succession Crisis
The politics and intrigue surrounding the succession of Elizabeth I, including the Essex Rebellion

Module #24
The Legacy of Elizabeth I
Assessing the impact of Elizabeth Is reign on English history, politics, and culture

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Elizabethan England and the Tudor Legacy career

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Elizabethan England and the Tudor Legacy ( 25 Modules )

Elizabethan England and the Tudor Legacy
( 25 Modules )