Description
Ivan the Terrible lived in 16th-century Russia, Mary, Queen of Scots lived in 16th-century Scotland, the Dalai Lama was born in Tibet in 1935 and is still alive today. The three rulers come from different cultures but have got one thing in common – they all came to power as children. While most children dream of wearing a crown and being important, the reality is quite different. All three rulers soon discovered that a position of power brings enemies and rivals. Other people want the power for themselves, and can make life very dangerous and insecure for the ruler – especially if they are young.
Features and Benefits
- Cross-curricular focus section
- Activity pages
- Glossary with phonetic transcription
