伊丽莎白一世-ppt介绍教学内容.ppt

单击此处编辑母版标题样式,单击此处编辑母版文本样式,第二级,第三级,第四级,第五级,*,Elizabeth,“The Virgin Queen，,Gloriana，,&Good Queen Bess”,（1533 1603）,1,2,3,5,6,Tudor dynasty（1485-1603）,为人谨慎,受到良好的教育,掌握六门语言 英语 法语 西班牙语,意大利语 拉丁语 希腊语,节俭爱财 经商投资,1533,Born,1558,Queen Elizabeth I,1547,King Edward VI,1536 Mother died,1555,Freed,1553,Queen Mary I,1554,Imprisoned,1603,Died,Life line,1585,War with Spain,1588,Spanish Armada,1587,Mary was killed,Henry VII,1447-1509,(Grandfather),Elizabeth of York,1466-1503,(Grandmother),Sir Thomas Boleyn,1477-1539,(Grandfather),Lady Elizabeth Howard,1480-1538,(Grandmother),Henry VIII,1491-1547,(,Father),Anne Boleyn,c.1504-1536,(Mother),The defeat of the Spanish Armada is one of,the most famous events in English history,.It was arguably Queen Elizabeths finest hour.For years she had been hailed as,the savior of the English people,and now it seemed that this is what she had really become.She was now the goddess of war,and in triumph she had led her people to glory,defeating the greatest power in the 16th century world,.,Spain Armada,TheSpanish Armada,(,literally,Great and Most Fortunate Navy,or Invincible Fleet)was theSpanishfleet that sailed against England under the command of theDuke of Medina Sidoniain 1588,with the intention of overthrowingElizabeth I of Englandand putting an end to her involvement in theSpanish Netherlandsand inprivateeringin the Atlantic and Pacific.,34艘战船163艘武装商船30艘快速平底船,22艘西班牙和葡萄牙,加利恩帆船,108艘武装商船,日期：1588年8月8日,地点：,英吉利海峡,靠近法国格瑞福兰,此后在荷兰部分地区,50100人死亡 400人受伤8艘火船烧毁疾病：6,000-8,000死亡,超过600人死亡800人受伤 397人被俘5艘船沉没或被缴 风暴/疾病51艘船失事10艘船被弄沉20,000人死亡,Henry VII,1447-1509,(Grandfather),Elizabeth of York,1466-1503,(Grandmother),Sir Thomas Boleyn,1477-1539,(Grandfather),Lady Elizabeth Howard,1480-1538,(Grandmother),Henry VIII,1491-1547,(,Father),Anne Boleyn,c.1504-1536,(Mother),Mary I,1516-1558,(Half-Sister),Elizabeth I,1533-1603,Edward VI,1537-1553,(Half-Brother),Henry VII,1447-1509,(Grandfather),Elizabeth of York,1466-1503,(Grandmother),Sir Thomas Boleyn,1477-1539,(Grandfather),Lady Elizabeth Howard,1480-1538,(Grandmother),Henry VIII,1491-1547,(,Father),Anne Boleyn,c.1504-1536,(Mother),Mary I,1516-1558,(Half-Sister),Elizabeth I,1533-1603,Edward VI,1537-1553,(Half-Brother),Henry VII,1447-1509,(Grandfather),Elizabeth of York,1466-1503,(Grandmother),Sir Thomas Boleyn,1477-1539,(Grandfather),Lady Elizabeth Howard,1480-1538,(Grandmother),Henry VIII,1491-1547,(,Father),Anne Boleyn,c.1504-1536,(Mother),Mary I,1516-1558,(Half-Sister),Elizabeth I,1533-1603,Edward VI,1537-1553,(Half-Brother),Henry VII,1447-1509,(Grandfather),Elizabeth of York,1466-1503,(Grandmother),Sir Thomas Boleyn,1477-1539,(Grandfather),Lady Elizabeth Howard,1480-1538,(Grandmother),Henry VIII,1491-1547,(,Father),Anne Boleyn,c.1504-1536,(Mother),Mary I,1516-1558,(Half-Sister),Elizabeth I,1533-1603,Edward VI,1537-1553,(Half-Brother),Henry VII,1447-1509,(Grandfather),Elizabeth of York,1466-1503,(Grandmother),Sir Thomas Boleyn,1477-1539,(Grandfather),Lady Elizabeth Howard,1480-1538,(Grandmother),Henry VIII,1491-1547,(,Father),Anne Boleyn,c.1504-1536,(Mother),Mary I,1516-1558,(Half-Sister),Elizabeth I,1533-1603,Edward VI,1537-1553,(Half-Brother),Henry VII,1447-1509,(Grandfather),Elizabeth of York,1466-1503,(Grandmother),Sir Thomas Boleyn,1477-1539,(Grandfather),Lady Elizabeth Howard,1480-1538,(Grandmother),Henry VIII,1491-1547,(,Father),Anne Boleyn,c.1504-1536,(Mother),Mary I,1516-1558,(Half-Sister),Elizabeth I,1533-1603,Edward VI,1537-1553,(Half-Brother),My loving people,We have been persuaded by some that are careful of our safety,to take heed how we commit ourselves to armed multitudes for fear of treachery;but,I do assure you,I do not desire to live to distrust my faithful and loving people.Let tyrants fear,I have always so behaved myself,that under God I have placed my chiefest strength and safeguard in the loyal hearts and goodwill of my subjects;and,therefore,I am come amongst you as you see at this time,not for my recreation and disport,but being resolved,in the midst and heat of battle,to live or die amongst you all to lay down for my God,and for my kingdoms,and for my people,my honour and my blood even in the dust.I know I have the body of a weak and feeble woman;but I have the heart and stomach of a king,and of a King of England too,and think foul scorn that Parma or Spain,or any prince of Europe,should dare to invade the borders of my realm;to which,rather than any dishonour should grow by me,I myself will take up arms I myself will be your general,judge,and rewarder of every one of your virtues in the field.I know already,for your forwardness,you have deserved rewards and crowns,and,we do assure you,on the word of a prince,they shall be duly paid you.In the mean time,my lieutenant general shall be in my stead,than whom never prince commanded a more noble or worthy subject;not doubting but by your obedience to my general,by your concord in the camp,and your valour in the field,we shall shortly have a famous victory over those enemies of my God,of my kingdom,and of my people.,主要政绩,宗教改革,黄金时代,海上霸王,殖民扩张,海上霸王,殖民地 说英语,英语,四级！六级！,雅思！托福！,ENGLISH,“时代的辉煌伴随着个人的辉煌，伊丽莎白女王一世是英国历史上最辉煌的君主之一，她的时代也跻身于英国最辉煌的时代之列，但公众生活的辉煌却以个人生活的黯淡为代价，伊丽莎白一世终生不嫁，其中的原因，就是只有她终身不嫁，才能维护国家的统一，民族的和谐，从而保证都铎王朝的繁荣昌盛。”英国通史“她是一位天生实际的女性，商业触觉异常敏锐，一般女性罕见。”摘自童贞女王：伊丽莎白一世“孩子纯洁无瑕的思想如同一块柔软的蜡，应该在上面打上美好的印记。童年的伊丽莎白正是一块可塑的蜡，在接受外来影响的同时，逐步形成自己的个性。”伊丽莎白的老师、牛津学者阿夏姆 “光彩夺目的四轮马车闪着金光，扬起了一片尘埃。里面的她穿着一身华丽的锦衣，珠宝垂在她的颈上，装饰在她美丽的金发上，她仿佛就是画笔下的一尊庄严女神。”加罗利埃里克森描述伊丽莎白乘坐马车访问乡间的景象,