This lesson examines the changes to laws and crimes as a result of the Norman conquest such as the use of Forest Laws, the Feudal System and the increase in the king’s powers.
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Slide 1: Title - To examine new definitions of crime in Norman England
Slide 2: Knowledge Recap Starter Quiz
Slide 3: Starter Task and Discussion
Slide 4: Starter Clip (Norman Revolt and Resistance BBC Bitesize)
Slide 5: Background - A New Norman King - William I
Slide 6: Background - William shows his authority
Slide 7: Problem solving task - What woud you do in William’s position?
Slide 8: Background - The actions of William I
Slide 9: Task Sheet 1
Slide 10: Task Sheet 2
Slide 11: Continuity and Change task sheet
Slide 12: What causes change?
Slide 13: Task Sheet - printable version to give students
Slide 14: Practice Exam question (explain why 12)
Slide 15: Example paragraph
Slide 16: Discussion based lesson recap
Slide 17: Lesson Fact Sheet
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