- •I. "Beginnings"
- •Interesting fact
- •Roman invasion
- •II. "Conquest"
- •III. "Dynasty"
- •In what way was Magna Charta important for the development of the political system of England?
- •The Constitutions of Clarendon
- •Assassination
- •IV. "Nations"
- •The emergence of parliament as an institution
- •V. "King death"
- •Peasants Revolt
- •Walworth, bottom left hand corner, killing Tyler. Richard II is just behind Tyler and also addressing the peasants after Tyler's death
- •VI "Burning convictions"
- •Parliamentary debate and legislation
- •Actions by the king against English clergy
- •Further legislative acts
- •Dissolution of the Monasteries
- •Edward's Reformation
- •VII. "The body of the Queen"
- •Correct and read the name of Queen Elizabeth’ s great love.
- •Elizabethan Settlement
- •Puritans and Roman Catholics
- •Act of Supremacy
- •Act of Uniformity 1558
- •Imprisonment in England
- •Execution
- •VIII. "The British wars"
- •The First English Civil War
- •The Second English Civil War
- •IX. "Revolutions"
- •X. Britannia Incorporated
- •Treaty and passage of the Acts of 1707
- •The Glorious Revolution
- •The '15 Rebellion
- •The '45 Rebellion
- •Finished cause
- •XI. The Wrong Empire
- •Sea power
- •A flourishing power
- •Which came first?
- •The impact of imperial trade
- •Forces of Nature
- •War with France
- •Napoleon's pro-invasion policies
- •Hourly threat
- •Land attack
- •Victory at Waterloo
- •Victoria and Her Sisters
- •Naval supremacy
- •Industrial Revolution
- •Civic engagement
- •Politics
- •The Empire of Good Intentions
- •Victoria's empire
- •Ireland
- •1858: Beginning of the Raj
- •Government in India
- •Financial gains and losses
- •The Indian National Congress
- •Reasons for independence
- •The Two Winstons
- •War and democracy
- •Wooing the workers
- •Reform and crisis
- •Binding the powers
- •Sea power
- •Architects of victory
- •Finding a voice
- •The Home Front
- •Changing population
- •Moral codes
- •End of empire
- •Domestic policies
- •Manufacturing
The Empire of Good Intentions
1830–1925. This episode charts the chequered life of the liberal empire from Ireland to India – the promise of civilisation and material betterment and the delivery of coercion and famine.
Task 1. Who were the following people: Lord Curzon, Thomas Macaulay, Charles Trevelyan, Quakers, John Mitchell, civil servants, Sir George Gilbert Scott, Disraeli, Gladstone, Robert Peel, Empress of India, imam, Sufi, Rudyard Kipling, Sir Richard Temple, Charles Stuart Parnell, Lord Frederic Cavendish, Gandhi, George V?
Task 2. What do you know about the following events and places: Taj Mahal, Karachi, Ganges valley, Punjab, Durbar
Task 3. Answer the following questions:
What were the characteristic features of British Raj in India?
Describe Thomas Macaulay and Charles Trevelyan’s views on British rule in India
Describe the conditions of life in Ireland in the middle of the 19th c.
What were the causes and aftermath of the famine of 1847 in Ireland?
Describe the causes and the progress of the Indian mutiny in 1867
What measures were taken by the British administration to improve Anglo-Indian relations after the Mutiny?
What were the principal points of difference in Disraeli and Gladstone’s political ideas and practices?
Describe the main events of Anglo-Irish relations in the second half of the 19th c. What was Parnell’s role in the development of those relations?
What was the leading British political forces’ attitude to the idea of Irish Home Rule? What was the direct consequence of that attitude?
Famine– массовый голод
Crippled- искалеченный
Authentic- оригинальный
To be toiled – быть измученным трудом
Impose– налагать, навязывать
Bustle- суета
Sahib– господин (хинди)
Complacency-благодушие
Plot– участок земли
Fungus- грибок
Infestation- заражение
Magnitude– величина, значительность
Futile- бесплодный
Deter– задерживать, препятствовать
Bog- болото
Heath – пустошь, степь
Tenants – жильцы-съемщики
Evicted –выселенные, изгнанные
Consecrated- освященный
Trudge – идти с трудом, тащиться
Clearance– насильственное массовое изгнание людей с места жительства
Red tape- бюрократия
Calamity– тревога, опасность
Grandeur- величие
Cartridge– магазин для патронов
Swagger- расхаживать
Squalor– запущенность, убожество
Dome- купол
Siege- осада
Retribution- возмездие
Relentlessly- неустанно
Gaudy– броский, яркий
Dormitory- спальня
Surplus– прирост, избыток
Fetish– фетиш, объект поклонения
Paternally- покровительственно
Righteousness-праведность
New Testament – Новый Завет
Revelation– Откровение, книга Апокалипсиса
Gospel-Евангелие
Providence-Провидение
Patrician – патриций, аристократ
Charismatic-харизматичный
Fiddler-скрипач
Trigger– инициировать, привести в действие
Eviction-выселение
Arson -поджог
Militants-бойцы
Futile- бесплодный
Home Rule– государственное самоуправление
Adamant– несгибаемый, стойкий
Oblivion- забвение
Boon – благодеяние, дар
Beseech - умолять
Spinning wheel-прялка
Clutches– когти, лапы
Task 4. Supplementary Reading. Read the following texts and mark the facts that were not mentioned in the film.
