Hoods were worn most of the time by noble women during the early half of the sixteenth century. Anne Boleyn made what type of hood famous?

September 25, 2014

A.French hoodB.Italian hoodC.Spanish hoodD.Gable hood

Anne Boleyn and the French Hood

Until the mid 1520s, gable hoods were in style. Gable hoods were pentagon-shaped, with a long veil down the back. Anne Boleyn brought the French hood back from France with her and it quickly took hold at the English court. This hood was rounder, and sat farther back on the head to reveal more hair. Wealthy women could afford to adorn it with jewels or gold embroidery. Of the wives of Henry VIII, Catherine of Aragon and Jane Seymour preferred the gable hood, while Anne Boleyn and Katherine Howard preferred the French hood.

Book 1, Canto 1-2 (pages 782-806) Teneha

Book 1, Canto 3-4 (pages 806-830) Elliot

Book 1, Canto 5-6 (pages 830-855)Mia

Book 1, Canto 7-8 (pages 855-880)Noelika and Matthias

Book 1, Canto 9-10 (pages 880-910)

Christi

Book 1, Canto 11-12 (pages 910-934) Tierney

Book 2, Canto 12 and Book 3, Canto 6 (pages 934-959)

Anibal

Book 3, Cantos 7-10 Summary and Book 3, Canto 11-12

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ESSAY #1 PROMPT AND RUBRIC

DR. FAUSTUSvideo

Homework: Watch the “Introduction of Christopher

Marlowe” video and take the quiz by 10:35 a.m. on Tuesday, September 30 (via Moodle)

Watch the “The Renaissance Timeline” video and take the quiz by 10:35 a.m. on Tuesday, September 30 (via Moodle)

Read Dr. Faustus scenes 1-7 (pages 1127-1150)