The document summarizes aspects of Tudor life in England such as food, housing, entertainment, and notable figures from the period like Henry VIII and Lady Jane Grey. Tudor food varied between the rich who had daily feasts and the poor who hunted small game. Houses were timber framed and had outdoor plumbing fixtures. Popular entertainment included public executions, plays at The Globe theater, and blood sports like bear-baiting. Henry VIII ruled from 1518-1556, had three children but liked to execute people, while Lady Jane Grey ruled for just nine days before being deposed and executed.
2. • Tudor food
• Tudor Houses
• Tudor entertainment
• Henry VIII
• Lady Jane Grey
3. • The Tudors liked their food but not
all Tudor's got a feast.
• The poor were lucky if they killed
a pigeon or a rabbit.
• The rich ate a large banquet every
day.
• They thought it was poisonous to
eat a cold vegetable so they didn’t
Woodlands
eat many!
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4. • Tudor houses were timber-framed
• The toilets that stuck out the side of the
house
• They had long gallerys
• They were covered in lime
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5. • Tudor entertainment was not like we
have today
• They liked watching public executions
• The Globe was also popular
• They also liked cock fighting, Bear
Baiting
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6. • Ruled 1518-1556
• 3 children (Mary, Eilzabeth,
Edward)
• Liked to chop off heads!
• Buried Windsor castle
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7. • Ruled for only 9 days
• Not in Henrys family
• No heir to throne
• Mary 1st took over
• She was executed
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