please can you tell me the meaning of the word Tudor/stewart in relationto english history?

Question

please can you tell me the meaning of the word Tudor/stewart in relationto english history?

Answer 1

The Tudors were the dynasty founded by Henry Tudor who became Henry VII of England (and Wales). After the last Tudor (Elizabeth I), the crown of England was offered to the King of Scotland (JamesVI) who then became the first Stuart king as James I of England. This continued until the House of Hanover took over with George I.

Answer 2

Two separate Royal Dynasties. The Tudors reign ended in the 16th century. The Stewarts commenced in the early 17th century.

Answer 3

Tudor and Stuart were ruling houses in English royalty

Answer 4

They were royal houses!



E.g. Henry VIII was a Tudor



E.g. Charles I and Charles II were Stuarts



See the link for the charts showing an explanation

Answer 5

It depicts when the house of tudor and then the house of stewart were on the throne of England and its Empire, House meaning the family name of the corenated king/queen.

Answer 6

I've kinda coped out on this one my linking you straight through to Wikipedia - which has a lot of information on this.



Basically; they refers to sections of British history dominated by a the monarchy at that time. Devils in the detail though - so check out below:



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stewart

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tudor

Answer 7

Two Royal Houses in The 15th to 18th century

Answer 8

the Tudors? bunch of bleedin' usurpers that what they were!



the Stuarts? the best thing to happen to the English Gun Powder industry!



long live the Yorkist Cause!

Answer 9

These were houses that the royalty were from, even though the last rightful King came from the house of Plantagenet

Answer 10

It is an era, a very interesting and colourful one, suggest you read up on it, every English schoolchild finds it the only history they ever enjoyed.

Answer 11

The monarchs were known by this name in 16th and 17th Centuries just as they are known as Windsor today.

Answer 12

they were the rulers of england from 1485 to 1603

Answer 13

You lazy git....read a history book.

What do you do all day at school....obviously you're not paying attention.

Answer 14

www.famouswelsh.com/13_Articles/Union_Jack/Flag_of_Wales.html take a look here-- im sorry I dont know the answer but thought this might help