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Remember to use the Lagan History website to revise TOPIC Key areas to cover Tick the boxes when covered WHAT IS HISTORY? The first part of the exam will be a section to test your History detective skills What is PRIMARY and SECONDARY evidence TIME AND CHRONOLOGY Understanding time (eg Century/ Decade etc) Working out Centuries CHRONOLOGY- Putting things in order of time THE NORMAN CONQUEST Who were the main CONTENDERS to be King in 1066? What were each of their Strengths and Weaknesses? Be aware of the Key Events of 1066 and how they happened . What would a Norman and Saxon Soldier be equipped with? What happened at Stamford Bridge? What happened in the Battle of Hastings Why did William win the Battler of Hasting? What is the Bayeux Tapestry? What is a Motte and Bailey? What are the strengths and Weaknesses of a Motte and Bailey Remember to use the Lagan History website to revise PASSWORD: lagan1981