I WONDER - How Many Monarchs Were There In Tudor Times?

The video covers the Tudor dynasty, which ruled from 1485 to 1603, featuring six monarchs: Henry VII, Henry VIII, Edward VI, Jane Grey, Mary I, and Elizabeth I. Henry VII began the dynasty, followed by Henry VIII, known for his six marriages. Edward VI, Henry VIII's son, reigned briefly, succeeded by Jane Grey, who ruled for just nine days. Mary I, known for her Catholic restoration, followed. Elizabeth I, the last Tudor monarch, reigned until 1603, ending the dynasty as she had no heirs.

Who was the first monarch of the Tudor dynasty?

• Henry VIII

• Henry VII

• Edward VI

• Elizabeth I

Who ruled for the shortest period during the Tudor dynasty?

• Edward VI

• Jane Grey

• Mary I

• Henry VII

Which monarch succeeded Henry VIII?

• Elizabeth I

• Mary I

• Jane Grey

• Edward VI

Which Tudor monarch had the longest reign?

• Mary I

• Edward VI

• Elizabeth I

• Jane Grey

What marked the end of the Tudor period?

• The reign of Mary I

• The death of Henry VIII

• The nine-day reign of Jane Grey

• Elizabeth I having no children