"The Elizabethan Experience
Hail and well met!
Welcome to Mr. Lambert's senior history page, "The Elizabethan
Experience". This year, we will be exploring European history during
the Elizabethan period (roughly 1558 - 1603 AD). We will explore the
customs of the time, as well as technological advances made by the
thinking men of the age. Throughout our exploration, we will read many
texts by Shakesphere, John Dee and Christopher Marlowe. The workload
is heavy, dare I say, knightly, but I am confident in the ability of my
students. I can be reacher by E-mail at any time to answer the
questions of both parents and students. Good luck, and Godspeed.
Required Readings
Related Websites
Required Readings
Monas Hieroglyphica by John Dee
Hamlet By William Shakesphere
Twelfth Night By William Shakesphere
Various Sonnets By William Shakesphere
(to be assigned)
The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus By Christopher Marlow
Hamlet By William Shakesphere
Twelfth Night By William Shakesphere
Various Sonnets By William Shakesphere
(to be assigned)
The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus By Christopher Marlow
Related Websites
The
History Channel - The popular television channel also has a
website! There, you can find information about the technology of the
time, as well as examinations of the religious and cultural beliefs of
the time.
Smithsonian Education - While not pertaining directly to Elizabethan England, I would like you to use this site to explore our governmental process, as a basis for comparison to the rule of Elizabeth.
The Best of History Web Sites - This is a virtual treasure trove of sitees on all time periods in history. There are hundreds of credible Elizabethan sites represented on the page. This may be where you will find ideas for you term paper, due in May.
Elizabeth R. - This site is dedicated to the woman of the hour: Elizabeth Regina Gloriana Tudor I. Site is basically a biographical work on the Queen's life, including a look into the lives of royalty and culture of the time.
Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire - This is the location of our field trip iin October. Please use the web site to plan your group's itinerary, which must be submitted to me at least two weeks in advance. Be sure to include shows that will allow you to take in a variety of facets of the Elizabethan culture!
Renaissance: The Elizabethan World - Provides a wealth of knowledge on the Ellizabethan period! The subject matter is truly too bountiful to list.
Smithsonian Education - While not pertaining directly to Elizabethan England, I would like you to use this site to explore our governmental process, as a basis for comparison to the rule of Elizabeth.
The Best of History Web Sites - This is a virtual treasure trove of sitees on all time periods in history. There are hundreds of credible Elizabethan sites represented on the page. This may be where you will find ideas for you term paper, due in May.
Elizabeth R. - This site is dedicated to the woman of the hour: Elizabeth Regina Gloriana Tudor I. Site is basically a biographical work on the Queen's life, including a look into the lives of royalty and culture of the time.
Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire - This is the location of our field trip iin October. Please use the web site to plan your group's itinerary, which must be submitted to me at least two weeks in advance. Be sure to include shows that will allow you to take in a variety of facets of the Elizabethan culture!
Renaissance: The Elizabethan World - Provides a wealth of knowledge on the Ellizabethan period! The subject matter is truly too bountiful to list.