Chaucer II

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Welcome!

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Road Map
  • Test - what to expect?
  • More context 

Test on Chaucer 
22 February 2023

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Test 
26 Alquin words
GRO: 
  • fill in the comparitive and the superlative
  • correct the mistakes
  • translate into English
  • fill in either an adverb or an adjective
  • fill in as or like 
  • translate into English with inversion





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Recap - Medieval England
1. What happened in 1066?
2. Name three consequences of this event. 
3. Name the first English King who actually spoke the language. Explain.
4. What was the motto of the medieval period? Explain.
5. Name three aspects of the medieval crusades. 
6. Which dynasty ascended the throne in 1154?








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1066
  • Eduard the Confessor died 
  • No heir
  • Harold Godwinson
  • Norwegians: September
  • Normans in France: Oct
  • 14 October 1066 Battle of Hastings. 

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1066
  • Normans at key positions
  • Feudal system
  • Language shift 
                   French
                   Latin
                   Middle English

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Medieval England
1. What was the cause of the decline in population in the fourteenth century?
2. When did the Black Death first occur in England?
3. How many people were killed (more or less)?
4. What happened as a result of the many deaths?
5. How did King Richard II react? 
6. When did the Hundred Years' War end?

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War of the roses
Watch the clip.

Note what happened in 
  • 1455
  • 1485
  • 1603
and who ruled in these years.

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The arts
French influences 
Romanesque, later Gothic

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Catherdral of Milan
The arts

French language
BUT
more vernacular works!

William Langland, Sir Thomas Mallory  and Mr Chaucer

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Literature 
fables, ballads and romances

courtly love

(Remember Arthur?)


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Homework
Read pp. 6 and 7 of your booklet. 
Watch the first 2.34 of this clip.




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