'English church' presentation slideshows

Restoration Literature

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Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving. Who Were the Pilgrims?. Church of England Puritans Separatists Netherlands America. Church of England. Gregory the Great chose Augustine to lead a mission trip to Britain in 595AD Augustine of Canterbury is the founder of the English Church in 597AD

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Worship and its Architectural Setting

Worship and its Architectural Setting. 6 . The English Reformation and t he Book of Common Prayer. The power of the Pope in medieval Europe reached its peak around 1215. Papal power declined slowly while national monarchies grew in France and England.

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ELIZABETHAN THEATRE

ELIZABETHAN THEATRE. Development of the Elizabethan Theatre. Protestant Reformation Tudor Pageantry Medieval Stagecraft Renaissance Learning and Ideas. The Tudors. Victorious in the Wars of the Roses, Henry Tudor defeated Richard III, married Anne of York, and became Henry VII.

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The Fairie Queene

The Fairie Queene. Dr Teresa Grant 25 th February 2014. Edmund Spenser (c.1552/4-1599) http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/26145?docPos=1 The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography Editions of The Fairie Queene 1590: books I-III (Q) 1596: books I-VI (Q)

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Effects of the Protestant Reformation

Effects of the Protestant Reformation. Ms. Stiles. Spread of the Reformation . Emperor Charles V was too distracted to really crush the spread of Protestantism Was at war with France, had to deal with the Turks invading Eastern Europe & had to act as King of Spain

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Take 20 on Beowulf 20 slides of information related to

Take 20 on Beowulf 20 slides of information related to the Anglo-Saxon text Beowulf , including key literary terms and ideas. Language of Beowulf The text dates back to c.1000 Written in Old English. FUN FACT: 100 of the most used words today are Old English ones.

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Blood on the Cathedral Floor Why was it so difficult to control the Church?

Blood on the Cathedral Floor Why was it so difficult to control the Church?. 29 th December 1170. Five knights burst into Canterbury Cathedral and murdered Thomas Becket, the Archbishop of Canterbury. Blood on the Cathedral Floor Why was it so difficult to control the Church?.

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Describe the new ideas that Protestant sects embraced. Understand why England formed a new church.

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The Sixteenth Century

The Sixteenth Century. 1485-1603. Important Dates. 1485 Ascension of Henry VII inaugurates Tudor dynasty 1509 Ascension of Henry VIII 1517 Beginning of Reformation 1534 Henry VIII declares himself head of the English church 1558 Ascension of Elizabeth I 1603 Death of Elizabeth I

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Henry VIII

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English Reformation c.1530-1660

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Describe the new ideas that Protestant sects embraced. Understand why England formed a new church. Analyze how the Catho

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The Peasants Revolt, Dissent and War

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The Peasants Revolt, Dissent and War

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Day 1

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Great Britain

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WHEN, WHERE, and WHY did the witch-hunts take place?

WHEN, WHERE, and WHY did the witch-hunts take place?. Louis XIV Jean-Jacques Bossuet Charles Stuart Louis XVI James Stuart William of Orange. Which of these people does not belong in the company of the others? Why?.

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