1. AP European History regional history. Guide to the Monarchs of England and great britain The first illustratedweb The House of Lancaster, The House of York, The tudors, The Stuarts http://www.gresham.k12.or.us/soc/apeuro/Region.htm

RESOURCE LINKS Regional History CNN Interactive - World Regions: Europe Uffizi Gallery Web Server of the Galleria degli Uffizi in Florence. Spartacus Educational Educational publishing company formed by a group of teachers in 1986. See Encyclopedia of British History: 1700-1900, Child Labour: 1750-1900, Parliamentary Reform: 1750-1900, Peterloo Massacre, Members of Parliament 1750-1880, Chartism, First World War, Investigating the Vietnam War, Emancipation of Women: 1860-1920, National Curriculum History Website and a Gateway to Educational Websites. The Spanish Armada Of 1588 Title Page Victoria Research Web They Still Draw Pictures Reflections on the Spanish Civil War by Spanish school children, both in Spain and in refugee centers in France. Southworth Spanish Civil War Collection from the Mandeville Special Collections Library, UC San Diego. Spanish Colonial Military Artifacts - History, Archaeology, Relics

2. Uk Tourist Information - Britain's History & Heritage United Kingdom UK tourist Information great britain British tourist authority London travel England travel English tourist Board Scotland Travel Wales Scottish Tourist Board Travel Ireland Irish Tourist Board UK travel regional rundown of the UK's most mysterious places from Stonehenge to Loch Ness. history of britain. Complete history of great britain famous. Back tudors Next Stuarts http://www.uktouristinfo.com/historic11.htm

uktouristinfo.com UK SEARCH Interactive UK MAP Search Great Britain. Pinpoint the exact area you want with our interactive UK ... main tourist area History Quick Links Use the pull down menu Jump Menu Prehistoric The Celts Roman Invasion Roman Britain Anglo Saxons The Vikings The Normans The Crusades Roses War The Tudors Virgin Queen The Stuarts The Empire Industrial Rev Victorian Age Edwardian Era 1914 War WW II Post war Union Jack document.write(lday + ", " +lmonth + " " + date + ", " + year + " " + timeValue); Home Bloody Mary and Elizabeth I the Virgin Queen England briefly reverted to Catholicism during the reign of Mary Tudor who married the King of Spain, Philip II in 1554. When she died 4 years later, he proposed marriage to her sister Elizabeth I , the third child of Henry VIII. She declined and the King of France put in a claim to the throne on account of his marriage to Mary Queen of Scots - the great granddaughter of Henry VII. Queen Elizabeth settled the argument in 1587 by having Mary's head removed.

3. Great Britain: History The reign of the tudors (1485–1603) is one of In 1985, great britain agreed thatHong Kong would revert to in 1998 provided for a new regional assembly to be http://www.factmonster.com/ce6/world/A0858458.html

Encyclopedia Great Britain History Until 1707, this section deals primarily with English history. England and Wales were formally united in 1536. In 1707, when Great Britain was created by the Act of Union between Scotland and England, English history became part of British history. For the early history of Scotland and Wales , see separate articles. See also Ireland Ireland, Northern ; and the tables entitled Rulers of England and Great Britain and Prime Ministers of Great Britain Early Period to the Norman Conquest Little is known about the earliest inhabitants of Britain, but the remains of their dolmens and barrows and the great stone circles at Stonehenge and Avebury are evidence of the developed culture of the prehistoric Britons. They had developed a Bronze Age culture by the time the first Celtic invaders (early 5th cent. B.C. ) brought their energetic Iron Age culture to Britain. It is believed that Julius Caesar's successful military campaign in Britain in 54 B.C. was aimed at preventing incursions into Gaul from the island. In A.D.

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Department English Studies Library Main Library Introductory Page ... Poetry The video and DVD collection of Vienna University's English department currently holds some 500 films, mostly film versions of literary works and documentaries relating to English language(s) and literatures, with a few popular feature films. This collection is kept at the English Studies Library of the University of Vienna. The videos and DVDs can be watched there. A B C D ... W VIDEOS/DVDs IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER Video/DVD=Nr/Bd TITLE Category Description Video=443/1.2 -1918 The Crucible Chronologically follows Video=442/1.2. Video=442/1.2 1914-1918 Total War Chronologically precedes Video=443/1.2. A [Return to Top Video=196 Age of Charles II, The Documentary. Video=190/1-6 American Revolution, The (6 volumes) American history. Video=190/1 (1) The Conflict Ignites (American Revolution, The, 1) American history. (Tea Party to Concord). Video=190/2 (2) 1776(American Revolution, The, 2) American history.

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BUBL LINK Catalogue of selected Internet resources Home Search Subject Menus A-Z ... About 900 History: general resources Titles Descriptions ANYDAY: Today-in-History Association for History and Computing Directory of Historical Resources Eighteenth Century History Resources ... World Lecture Hall: History All links checked August 2001 Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk ANYDAY: Today-in-History Details of historical births, deaths, events, holidays and religious observances which occurred on a particular day of the year. Users select a specific month and day. Author: Scope Systems Subjects: historical data DeweyClass: ResourceType: reference documents Location: usa Association for History and Computing Information about the AHC and its publications as well as links to related resources. Author: Association for History and Computing Subjects: humanities computing DeweyClass: ResourceType: institution, index Location: netherlands, europe Directory of Historical Resources Project which aims to create a history information network for the exchange of historical information. Includes advice in organizing historical materials, a directory of historical resources, and a set of photographs from the USC Regional History Center. Author: University of Southern California Regional History Center Subjects: history links DeweyClass: ResourceType: index Location: usa Eighteenth Century History Resources Part of a larger collection of eighteenth century materials covering art, religion, culture and science. Resources are broken down into British, European and American history.

6. Lancaster 1676  By Speed Indeed, his interest in regional history is quite apparent in Theatre of the Empireof great britain, which was however, clearing under the tudors changed the http://www.portsmouthbookshop.com/MapPage/MapPages542xx/54233Lanc.htm

Lancaster 1676 by Speed Author: Speed Full Title: "The Countie Pallatine of Lancaster Described and Divided into Hundreds 1610" Published: 1676, London Note: to see close-ups of this picture, click on the area you wish to see. With a large strapwork title cartouche, coats of arms, eight large Royal portrait medallions, a large inset plan of Lancaster, sailing ships, a mermaid, etc. Everything an antique map can be is realized here. Lancashire , a long, fairly narrow county oriented north-south, presented a problem for Speed and his engraver. Their solution was to border the map with portraits of "blessed peacemakers" as well as use a much smaller scale than usual. Despite its small scale, the map is rather uncluttered and the coastline is rendered clearly. In Speed's day much of Lancashire was still heavily wooded; however, clearing under the Tudors changed the uplands into a landscape of small hedged enclosures and isolated farms. Deposits of coal in the south and peat from the moorlands provided fuel for warmth and cooking; and a plethora of fish and fowl ensured a certain stability in local diet (the population was largely on the verge of poverty and subject to mortality through starvation after extremely poor harvests). Lancashire had a reputation for lax morality, loose living, and a high rate of concubinage and illegitimacy. Interestingly, it was also one of the most Catholic counties in the kingdom CONDITION REPORT (Please read carefully): The map has been priced accordingly. A great opportunity to own this famous and desirable 1676 Speed map for a fraction of its normal retail value. Overall visual effect once framed will be most pleasing.

7. History Department Of Butler University of Wessex to the accession of the tudors in 1485 An intensive study of the revoltfrom great britain, 17541789 the present, with emphasis on its regional culture http://www.butler.edu/history/courses.htm

History Courses Anthropology Courses Geography Courses Courses for Fall 2001 ... Courses for Spring 2002 HS 123. Major Themes in European History: This course will survey formative periods in European societies from the late Middle Ages to the present. Emphasis throughout will be on the development of capitalist/industrial economies, state-building and nationalism, and major transformations in European thought. (U) (3) HS 124. Introductory Seminar: Exploration of selected topics in history. (U) (3) HS 126. American Visions: America's past from the perspective of important, representative individuals and groups, showing changing perceptions of the American experience. Developments in American thought from Puritan times to the present. (U) (3) HS 302. The Greek World: A history of the Hellenic World until the Roman Conquest. (U-G) (3) HS 303. History of Rome: A course covering the history of Rome through the republican and imperial periods, closing with a survey of the rise of Christianity to 500 A.D. (U-G) (3) HS 304. Europe in the Middle Ages:

8. Welcome Undergraduates Postgraduates Faculty/Staff Research Web- York under the tudors the trading A developing economy', 14501625, in The CambridgeHistorical Encyclopedia of great britain and Ireland A regional capital as http://www.leeds.ac.uk/history/staff/palliser.htm

Welcome Undergraduates Postgraduates Faculty/Staff ... Links D. M. Palliser Professor of Medieval History d.m.palliser@leeds.ac.uk Research Interests Teaching Areas Research Supervision ... Publications D. M. Palliser has been Professor of Medieval History since 1994. He was previously G.F.Grant Professor of History at the University of Hull (1985 - 94). Research interests top His research centres on the history of medieval England (7th to 16th centuries), especially urban and rural settlement, society and the economy. His recent research has covered: English towns in the Anglo-Saxon, Norman, Plantagenet and Tudor periods Domesday Book English population, including early censuses, epidemics and migration Crafts, trade, markets and guilds Landscape history Urban archaeology His research in progress includes further studies of medieval towns, including the neglected topic of their customs and by-laws, and a general book on English towns from the Norman Conquest to the Reformation. He has edited the Royal Historical Society's Annual Bibliography of British and Irish History, and the first volume of the Cambridge Urban History of Britain. He is a member of the International Commission for Urban History, and of English Heritage's Urban Forum.

9. Course Catalog History of the Pass of the North Studies the regional history of the great britain FROM REFORMATIONTO THE CIVIL WAR. and religious develpments in the tudors early http://www.degrees-r-us.com/z75.htm

10. History Reading List HIST2610 English Village Community Myddle under the tudors and Stuarts 1000, 1986, Ch 6 orother regional volume Tour Through the Whole Island of great britain, 17247 http://lib5.leeds.ac.uk/rlists/history/hist2610.htm

History: reading lists: HIST 2610 The Long Eighteenth Century: a Society in Transformation ? 2001/2 Prof John Chartres Core Reading Contemporary Readings 1. The Glorious Revolution, the Foundation of Government, Party and Protestantism 2. Governance and Administration in the Shires: ... 5. Emergent Nationhood, Integration, and Localities Pays? Martin Daunton Progress and Poverty: An Economic and Social History of Britain , Oxford, 1995 [OUP] Julian Hoppit A Land of Liberty ? England, 1689-1727 , Oxford, 2000 Paul Langford A Polite and Commercial People: England, 1727-1783 , Oxford, 1989 [OUP] Jeremy Black, Eighteenth Century Britain, 1688-1783 , 2001[Palgrave]. , 1997 [Arnold] Geoffrey Holmes The Making of a Great Power: Late Stuart and early Georgian Britain, 1660-1722 , 1993 [Longman] Geoffrey Holmes and Daniel Szechi The Age of Oligarchy: Pre-industrial Britain, 1722-1783 , 1993 [Longman] Roy Porter English Society in the Eighteenth Century , 1982 [Penguin] Douglas Hay and Nicholas Rogers Eighteenth-Century English Society , Oxford, 1997 [OUP] W A Speck Stability and Strife: England, 1714-60

11. ROYALS PORTAL Royal Portal Historyuk History Uk, Lady Diana Photo Gallery , Roya Tudor England The reign of the tudors (14851603) is In 1985, great britain agreedthat Hong Kong would revert in 1998 provided for a new regional assembly to http://ladydiana.portal.dk3.com/article.php?sid=809

12. European History - Research Papers On - 095-006 The Influence of Geography on regional Economies send me and practices of foreignpolicy in great britain from 1848 Worlds The Rule of the tudors 14851603 http://www.papers24-7.com/categories/095-006.html

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13. 2003sphist243 John McGurk Under four tudors, being the and Stuart England; a regional and comparative theEnglish Revolution, Christopher Hill great britain's Solomon James http://www.roanoke.edu/history/Gibbs/2003sphist243.html

ROANOKE COLLEGE SALEM, VIRGINIA Spring 2003 HIST 243: MODERN BRITAIN (1485 to present). Instructor: Gary G. Gibbs. Office: West Hall. Office Phone: 375-2202. Course Description: This course is a survey of the history, society, culture, and religion of Great Britain, with a focus on England. Beginning with the advent of the Tudor dynasty, we will examine those events and trends that led Britain to build and lose a world empire. Course Objectives: 1. To foster critical and analytical skills. 2. To improve communication skills through class discussions and written assignments. 3. To develop an appreciation for diverse cultures (English, Scottish, Irish, and Welsh) and their histories. 4. To Make students aware of the evolution of British History. In order to achieve these Course Objectives, there are the following Course Requirements: 1. Class attendance is mandatory. Excess of 3 absences will result in a lowering of the final course grade (one letter grade for each absence). 2. There will be a midterm exam in class on 28 February. There will be no exceptions made due to Spring Break travel plans. 3. Students are required to take a Final Examination on Final Examination: Monday 28 April 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

14. HIST 125 | Fall 2001 John McGurk; Under four tudors, being the and Stuart England; a regional and comparative EnglishRevolution, Christopher Hill; great britain's Solomon James VI http://www.roanoke.edu/history/gibbs/2001faHIST243syllabus.htm

ROANOKE COLLEGE SALEM, VIRGINIA FALL 2001 HIST 243: MODERN BRITAIN (1485 to present). Instructor: Gary G. Gibbs. Office: West Hall. Office Phone: 375-2202. Course Description: This course is a survey of the history, society, culture, and religion of Great Britain, with a focus on England. Beginning with the advent of the Tudor dynasty, we will examine those events and trends that led Britain to build and lose a world empire. There is no textbook assigned for this class, but students will read 4 books from the lists of suggested titles below. Course Objectives: 1. To foster critical and analytical skills. 2. To improve communication skills through class discussions and written assignments. 3. To develop an appreciation for diverse cultures (English, Scottish, Irish, and Welsh) and their histories. 4. To Make students aware of the evolution of British History. In order to achieve these Course Objectives, there are the following Course Requirements: 1. Class attendance is mandatory. Excess of 3 absences will result in a lowering of the final course grade (one letter grade for each absence). 2. There will be three in-class tests.

15. Concharbooks.co.uk Used Books - History (British) HMSO, Hardcover 1963, 5th impression with amendments, Illustrated regional Guideto Ancient VARIOUS, great britain and Ireland HB, VARIOUS, The tudors and Stuarts, http://www.concharbooks.co.uk/history-british-books.htm

16. History Faculty Library Most Frequently-Borrowed Items During Michaelmas Term 20 in Tudor and Stuart England a regional and comparative lost worlds the rule ofthe tudors, 14851603; Origins of British social policy; 10 (3) great britain. http://www.history.ox.ac.uk/libraryit/faclib/michaelmas2001.htm

Home Page About the Faculty Prospective Undergraduates Current Undergraduates ... Oxford University website History Faculty Library Most Frequently-Borrowed Items During Michaelmas Term 2001 Information held on the most frequently-borrowed items each term from the History Faculty Library is used to inform the overall collection development policy of the Library, and more specifically directs to a large extent the Library’s purchasing of multiple copies of individual items. This information is made more widely available as a means to inform Librarians of the Oxford University College Libraries, as well as Librarians of relevant collections throughout the Oxford University Library Services, of items in heaviest demand and the term during which that is the case, as well as for the benefit of interested users of the Library. The following list provides details of the author and title of the most frequently-borrowed items. The first number at the beginning of the entry for each item indicates the number of borrowings, followed by the number (in brackets) of total copies and/or volumes for that item which are held in the History Faculty Library:

17. Siena College Catalog - History Department England during the reigns of the tudors, Stuarts and the struggle for independencefrom great britain, and the of the emergence of the regional state system http://www.siena.edu/catalog/history_department.htm

HISTORY DEPARTMENT Head: Dr. James C. Harrison, Prof. Prof.: Dr. Karl K. Barbir+, Dr. Won Z. Yoon Assoc. Prof.: Dr. M. Barbara Allen, Dr. Arthur Brenner, Dr. Robert Nii Nartey Asst. Prof.: Dr. Daniel Dwyer, O.F.M., Dr. Bruce W. Eelman, Dr. Karen W. Mahar Visiting Instructor: Mr. Robert Drake The Department of History introduces students to the rich heritage of Western, American and other civilizations. The Department seeks to aid students in understanding both continuity and change: the complex, rapid changes of our times and their roots in and continuity with the past. History, while utilizing some of the methods of the social sciences, is humanistic in its approach and strives to integrate all past human experience. The Department attempts to foster the essential skills of the historian: scholarly inquiry and critical thinking, analysis, synthesis, narrative, and effective oral and written communication. It aims to prepare students for both advanced professional training and for careers as diverse as teaching, law, government, journalism, and business. To accomplish these purposes, students are offered a wide variety of courses in every area of history as well as specialized colloquia, honors seminars, and independent study. History Honors Program : Students with high academic achievement, regardless of their major, are invited to participate in Honors seminars. Freshmen are chosen on the basis of SAT scores and their high school record. Students who maintain a cumulative index of 3.3 and complete a minimum of four Honors seminars with a B+ average will be eligible for a certificate of Honors in History upon graduation. Admission to the seminars is by permission of the department head.

18. History England under the tudors. economic patterns, effect of national and regional growthon The creation of great britain; expansion of British overseas interests http://www.vanderbilt.edu/catalogs/grad/Grad16b.html

Graduate School Catalog Catalog Home Vanderbilt Home History CHAIR Marshall C. Eakin DIRECTOR OF GRADUATE STUDIES Margo Todd Robert Isherwood, Douglas E. Leach, Samuel T. McSeveney, Frederick D. Schneider, V. Jacque Voegeli, Donald L. Winters PROFESSORS Jeremy Atack, Richard J. M. Blackett, Simon Collier, Dennis Dickerson, Don H. Doyle, Robert Drews, James W. Ely, Jr., James A. Epstein, Larry J. Griffin, Robert A. Margo, Daniel H. Usner, Jr. VISITING PROFESSOR Richard H. King ADJUNCT PROFESSOR Ronald Messier ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Michael D. Bess, William L. Caferro, David Lee Carlton, Marshall C. Eakin, Joel F. Harrington, Yoshikuni Igarashi, Jane Gilmer Landers, Matthew Ramsey, Thomas Alan Schwartz, Helmut Walser Smith, Margo Todd, Arleen M. Tuchman, Francis W. Wcislo VISITING ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Matthias Schulz ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Katherine Crawford, Devin Fergus, Shafali Lal, Olatunji Ojo, Rowena Olegario SENIOR LECTURERS Yollette Trigg Jones, William S. Longwell, Peter Lorge, Frank Robinson LECTURER Peter Felten DEGREES OFFERED: Master of Arts, Master of Arts in Teaching, Doctor of Philosophy

19. History England under the tudors. economic patterns, effects of national and regional growthon The creation of great britain; expansion of British overseas interests http://www.vanderbilt.edu/catalogs/undergrad/history.html

Undergraduate Catalog Catalog Home Vanderbilt Home History CHAIR Marshall C. Eakin DIRECTOR OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES Michael D. Bess DIRECTOR OF GRADUATE STUDIES Margo Todd PROFESSORS Jeremy Atack, Richard J. M. Blackett, Simon Collier, Dennis C. Dickerson, Don H. Doyle, Robert Drews, James W. Ely Jr., James A. Epstein, Larry J. Griffin, Robert A. Margo, Daniel H. Usner Jr. VISITING PROFESSOR Richard H. King ADJUNCT PROFESSOR Ronald A. Messier ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Michael D. Bess, William Caferro, David Lee Carlton, Marshall C. Eakin, Joel F. Harrington, Yoshikuni Igarashi, Jane Gilmer Landers, Matthew Ramsey, Thomas Alan Schwartz, Helmut Walser Smith, Margo Todd, Arleen M. Tuchman, Francis W. Wcislo VISITING ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Matthias Schulz ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Katherine B. Crawford, Devin Fergus, Shafali Lal, Olatunji Ojo, Rowena Olegario, Frank Robinson SENIOR LECTURERS Yollette T. Jones, WIlliam S. Longwell, Peter Lorge LECTURER Peter Felton MORE than one hundred courses in the Department of History are available to Vanderbilt undergraduates. Some focus on a particular historical period, others on a particular region of the world, and still others on topics that may cross traditional chronological and geographical boundaries. The department is committed to the principle that in a changing world, the way we learn about the past must also change. It will continue to develop new courses for the twenty-first century, with an emphasis on those that recognize the interconnections among the various civilizations and regions of the globe.

20. Department Of History And Political Science World regional study of climate. of parliamentary rule during reigns of the tudors,Stuarts and britain, 18371901, including emergence of great britain as the http://www.wtamu.edu/academic/catalog/99-00/undergrad/ess/hps.htm

Department of History and Political Science Dr. James Calvi, department head Old Main, Room 407, 656-2424 Faculty : Bierwirth, Brasington, Calvi, Coleman, Haywood, King, Kuhlman, Marsh, Nall, Petersen, Rausch, Sando, Shaffer, Shelly, Stuart, Thoman, Weaver. The Department of History and Political Science offers courses in American, African, Middle Eastern and Western European history and political science. The department offers programs in criminal justice, public administration, geography and legal assistant, designed to prepare students for careers in the respective fields. The department also serves pre-law students in an advisory capacity. In cooperation with the Division of Education, the department offers a teaching field in history, political science, geography and social studies, meeting one of the major requirements for the professional certificate. The Department of History and Political Science has an excellent collection of source material available in the Cornette Library: unusually complete files of scholarly journals, more than 600,000 government documents, microfilm and microcard acquisitions (including a complete file of the New York Times and records of the U.S. Congress from 1789 to the present). The Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, located on the southern edge of campus, has a superb regional collection of books, journals, and thousands of manuscript items and recorded interviews with pioneers of the area. University Core Curriculum Requirements , 49 hours total

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