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HistoryLower Secondary (Key Stage 3)

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Y7 T4 L4 Normans
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Slide 1 - Tekstslide

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Date - 5th March 2024
Title -  Lesson Up:How did the battles of 1066 decide the next king of England?
Task:
In your books write the date and title.
Join the class on lesson up on your chromebooks.
Class Code = 

Slide 2 - Tekstslide

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 How did the battles of 1066 decide the next king of England?

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Match the statement to the claimant 

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Believed his father had been promised the throne before it was stolen from him by Edward the Confessor.
Distant cousin of Edward the Confessor and promised the throne by both Edward and Harold Godwinson.
Edward the Confessor’s brother-in-law and the richest, most powerful man in England.
A distant nephew of Edward, related by blood, but only 14 years old.
Harold Godwinson
Edgar Atheling
William of Normandy
Harald Hardrada

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Battle?
Battle of Fulford Gate

Battle of Stamford Bridge

Battle of Hastings

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Harald Hardrada, the heir of King Cnut, wanted to re-establish Viking control over England. He was angry that Harold Godwinson had been crowned King of England, so he therefore prepared an invasion of England so he could claim the crown by force. Hardrada’s army arrived off the coast of Britain and started to raid and attack English towns. They then sailed up the river Humber, disembarked at Riccall, and defeated Anglo-Saxon forces at the Battle of Fulford. However Harold Godwinson had not been idle and was marching northwards with his saxon army to fight back against Hardrada. Godwinson’s army managed to march a distance of about 210miles, in only five days, enabling him to take the Vikings completely by surprise. The two armies met at Stamford Bridge, in Yorkshire, to do battle.
While we watch the video complete the gap fill on the sheet

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What was the outcome of the Battle of Stamford Bridge?
A
Mutual agreement to end the conflict
B
Stalemate with no clear winner
C
Decisive victory for the English forces
D
Decisive victory for the Norwegian forces

Slide 8 - Quizvraag

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Who invaded the North of England?
A
Normans
B
Anglo-Saxons
C
Vikings

Slide 9 - Quizvraag

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Who were the primary parties involved in the Battle of Stamford Bridge?
A
King Harold II of England and King Harald Hardrada of Norway
B
King Edward the Confessor of England and King Olaf II of Norway
C
King William I of England and King Sweyn II of Denmark
D
King Canute the Great of England and King Magnus I of Norway

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What prevented William from invading?
A
Wind
B
Rain
C
Snow

Slide 11 - Quizvraag

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Label the statements you have been given into three categories on the sheet:

Saxon strengths
Viking weaknesses
Luck

Slide 12 - Tekstslide

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Label the statements you have been given into three categories on the sheet:

Saxon strengths
Viking weaknesses
Luck

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Why do you think Harold won the Battle of Stamford Bridge?
Saxon Strengths
Viking Weakness
Luck

Slide 14 - Poll

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Decide which were the most important reasons for Godwinson’s victory at Stamford Bridge by putting them into the diamond nine. Most important reason at the top


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Reasons for Godwinson's victory at the Battle of Stamford Bridge
Godwinson’s army took the Vikings by surprise
 The Viking army was split in two.
Hardrada was shot in the throat by an arrow during the battle.
Hardrada’s army had left all their armour on board their ships 
Godwinson’s army broke through the Viking shield wall.
Hardrada overestimated how long it would take Godwinson to get north.
Godwinson’s housecarls were well trained professional soldiers
The English were determined to defend their country.
Hardrada’s army was celebrating and drinking the night before the battle

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What was the most important reason for Godwin's victory at the Battle of Stamford Bridge?
Hardrada was shot in the throat by an arrow during the battle.
Hardrada overestimated how long it would take Godwinson to get north.
The Viking army was split in two.
Godwinson’s army took the Vikings by surprise
Hardrada’s army had left all their armour on board their ships that morning
Godwinson’s army broke through the Viking shield wall
Godwinson’s housecarls were well trained professional soldiers
Hardrada’s army was celebrating and drinking the night before the battle.
The English were determined to defend their country.

Slide 17 - Poll

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Why did Harold Godwinson win at the Battle of Stamford Bridge?
Answer the above question  in your books in full sentences.
Include at least 2 pieces of evidence off of your sheet.
Harold Godwinson won the Battle of Stamford Bridge due to ... 

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Spinner
Why do you think Harold won the Battle of Stamford Bridge?

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Slide 20 - Video

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