Who ruled England after 1066?

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Who ruled England after 1066? William I William II Henry I Stephen I Henry II Richard I John Henry III Edward I 1066- 1087 1135-1154 1189-1199 1272-1307 1087-1100 1216-1272 1100 - 1135 1154-1189 1199- 1216 Who ruled England after 1066? Copy out the dates in the correct order

Archbishop of Canterbury The Pope Monks Archbishops Bishops Nuns Where should these people go in the structure of the church? Archbishop of Canterbury The Pope Monks Archbishops Bishops Nuns

The Pope Archbishop of Canterbury Archbishops Bishops Nuns Monks

King Henry II

Who killed Thomas Becket? Why was the Church so hard to control?

Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury, was murdered 29th December 1170 “One of the Knights raised his sword and wounded Becket in the head. That same blow almost cut off my arm as I held the Archbishop. Then Becket received a second blow, but still he managed to stand. At the third blow he fell. He said, “For the name of Jesus and the protection o his Church I am prepared to die.” Then the third knight struck Becket so hard that his sword broke. The top was cut off the Archbishop’s head so that the blood stained the cathedral floor. Another man put his foot on Becket’s neck and scattered his brains all over the floor. He called out, “Let us away knights. He will trouble us no more”. An eyewitness account from Edward Grim, a monk, who watched the murder.

Who was most to blame?... King Henry II Knights A Bishop Becket

Your Task... You need to decide who was to blame for Thomas Becket’s death. Read your evidence cards, and decide who they blame: Henry II, the Knights, a bishop or Becket himself. At the end of the lesson you will have to decide who is to blame.

Witness statements Let’s give all four suspects a chance to have their say. Then we can decide who is to blame... Match the statement with the witness.

So who is to blame?

Finally... I think ... is/are to blame for Thomas Becket’s murder because... Make sure you include EXAMPLES!!!!!!!