*Eighth lesson in the scheme - how the Normans changed England *
Lesson exploring the role of the Medieval village in helping the Normans to keep control. Source starter recaps the life of a peasant, inference using a source to investigate life in a medieval village, source worksheet and table completion, assessment of key roles in the village, analysis in a table of how the village helped the Normans to keep control, leading to an explanation plenary on the importance of the role of the village to the Normans.
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