Civilisations de la langue d'étude 1The Title of Lesson: The Stuarts
Departement of te English Language
Module:Civilisation
Level:l 1
Time Alloted:1:30
TeacherProf.
RAOUTI Rabha
Title of Lesson: An Overview of the Stuarts ' Era in the UK
Semester 1
The aims and objectives of providing an overview of the Stuarts' Era in the UK in the given text are:
Aims
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Understanding Political Evolution
To explain the significant political changes during the Stuart era, including the shift from absolute monarchy to constitutional governance. -
Exploration of Social and Religious Dynamics
To examine the social and religious tensions that defined the period, such as the Civil War, the role of Puritanism, and the Restoration. -
Development of Critical Thinking
To encourage students to analyze causes, consequences, and perspectives on key events like the Glorious Revolution and the English Civil War. -
Appreciation of Legacy
To explore how Stuart-era events influenced modern British institutions, society, and political thought. -
Engagement with Source Material
To help students critically assess primary and secondary sources from the Stuart period.
Objectives
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Knowledge of Key Events and Figures
- Understand the reigns of Stuart monarchs from James I to Anne.
- Identify key events such as the Gunpowder Plot, the English Civil War, the execution of Charles I, the Interregnum under Cromwell, and the Glorious Revolution.
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Exploration of Political Developments
- Analyze the causes and consequences of the Civil War and its impact on monarchy and parliamentary power.
- Study the Bill of Rights (1689) as a cornerstone of constitutional monarchy.
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Religious and Social Contexts
- Discuss the religious divisions between Anglicans, Catholics, and Puritans, and their role in political conflicts.
- Explore societal changes during the period, including attitudes toward science (e.g., the Royal Society's founding).
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Skills in Historical Analysis
- Interpret primary sources, such as the writings of Thomas Hobbes or John Locke, for insights into the political philosophy of the time.
- Critically evaluate the perspectives and biases in historical accounts of the Stuart era.
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Connections to Broader Themes
- Relate the Stuart era to broader European contexts, such as the Thirty Years' War and the Enlightenment.
- Highlight the long-term influence of the Stuart period on issues like civil liberties, governance, and religious tolerance.