Fourth lesson of the Anglo-Norman Conquest GCSE AQA course - Shaping the Nation.
Lesson builds on knowledge of the main contenders to the throne, explains why there were different interpretations of the succession from the Normans and the English and moves on to study King Harold’s preparations for invasion: gathering a navy and an army and fending off initial attacks from his brother Tostig. End of lesson asks pupils to place Godwinson’s troops in light of the pending invasions, demonstrating the difficult nature of his position. Lesson also includes segments of the Bayeux Tapestry for reference - helping build source analysis skills.
Lesson is presented in an easy-to-use style and Powerpoint is self-explanatory.
Map sheet can be printed straight from Powerpoint - last slide.
Textbook reference is for Norman England 1066-c.1100 by Helena Clarke
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