Social Classes
What are the four social classes in Tudor times?
Peasants, Yeomen, Citizens and Gentlemen
Schools that people went to in Tudor times
Grammar School
Time that rich people got up in Tudor times.
5 - 6am
Describe the desired skin and hair of a Tudor woman.
Fair hair and fair skin
The jobs of citizens
Traders/ Merchants
*Buying and selling goods
Why were Grammar schools named as 'grammar schools'?
They learned Latin Grammar at grammar schools.
Breakfast of peasants
Bread and ale
What is the name of the substance and plant the substance is extracted from to make a Tudor woman's eyes shiny and large?
Belladonna (substance)
Nightshade (plant)
A peasant's job
Farmer
Why did they learn Latin at grammar schools?
Latin was the common language used amongst merchants.
Name a small land animal the poor hunted for meat.
rabbit
What is the poisonous chemical used to coat one's face ? What effect does it have on the face?
Mercury - peels the skin
Description of a yeomen's house
Medium-sized farmhouse
Why did so few poor children go to school in Tudor times?
They could not afford it and they had to get permission from their lords.
Name three ingredients from a Tudor Era pottage
Any of the three below:
cabbage, turnips, parsnips, oats, peas, onions marjoram, parsley, carrots
What happens to teeth cleaned with a stick dipped in brick dust and honey?
Brick dust removes the coat of enamel and teeth rots
Name three aspects in which a gentlemen's life would differ from a peasant's life.
How are the poor people's daily routine in Tudor times different from the rich people's daily routine?
1. Poor people would work most of the day whle rich people rarely had to work and had multiple luxurious meals a day.
Why did rich women want white skin?
Did not want people to think that need to spend time outside working