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Who decided how people were punished in Tudor times?
In the early 1800 s , many white and black settlers Moved
How many people did King Edward Tudor burn?
203
How many times did the Tudors eat in a day?
In Tudor times there usually were two major meals during the day.
What fabrics were used in Tudor times?
There was brocade, velvet and silk. There are probably many more though xoxo
How many did Mary Tudor kill?
Mary TUdor burned 283 people at the stake. As a leader of a country, she was most definitely responsible for more, but 283 people is the number of Protestants she had burned at the stake.
How many people got beheaded in Tudor times?
Nine
How many years was Tudor times for?
500 years
How many countries were there in Tudor Britain?
Two. In Tudor times England and Wales were united but Scotland was a separate country.
How many people would play a Tudor football match?
In Tudor times, there was no limit on the size of teams playing football. Often all the inhabitants of one area were eligible to play in a team at the same time.
Who decided how people were punished in Tudor times?
In the early 1800 s , many white and black settlers Moved
What was health like in Tudor times?
the health in Tudor times was not very good because of many reasons...most the people did not even have toilets which meant they did there pee or poo outside there window,onto someone's head! if u were sick it was better to die then to get one of the horrible cures......
How many people did King Edward Tudor burn?
203
How many times did the Tudors eat in a day?
In Tudor times there usually were two major meals during the day.
What were the causes of poverty in Tudor times?
The loss of many jobs, bad harvestests and gambling.
How many monasteries were there during Tudor Times?
there were 5000 monasteries in england and 2000 in wales
Did anyone think that Mary Tudor was a good queen?
no she killed many ******* people
How many people in a average Tudor family?
An average Tudor family would typically consist of around 6-8 people, including parents, children, and sometimes extended family members such as grandparents or servants. Family size could vary depending on social status and wealth.
