Year 8 Revision- Term 2

Year 8 Revision- Term 2

LO:We are learning to revise key historical terms and events learnt during the term.

•I can define the key term learnt during the second term.

•I can explain the key historical events learnt during the second term.

•I can interpret some historical sources about events learnt during the second term.

Multiple Choice

In what year did Queen Elizabeth die?

• 1601

• 1603

• 1605

• 1604

Multiple Choice

King James I of England was also King of Scotland.But what was his title in Scotland?

• James IV

• James V

• James VI

Multiple Choice

Who was the leader of Gunpowder Plotters?

• Robert Catesby

• Thomas Winter

• Guy Fawkes

Multiple Choice

What is a primary source?

• A source created at the time of the event
• A source which analyses primary sources
• A source created after the event

Multiple Choice

What type of source is this?

• Primary 
• Secondary
• Neither

Multiple Choice

King James I believed that God had chosen him as king and that he was answerable to no one except God.What was this belief called?

• Godly Choive

• Divine Rights of Kings

• God on Earth Theory

Multiple Choice

Who received a mysterious note in October 1605 warning him not to attend the opening of Parliament?

• Lord Thatcher

• Thomas Percy

• Lord Monteagle

Multiple Choice

Facts or information about a particular event,person or place that historians use to help them understand the past is called an evidence.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

It was a sum of money, introduced by Charles I,paid by people who were living by the sea.

• Ship tax

• Royal tax

• Sheep tax