Who invaded England first in 1066?

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

1066: HISTORICAL KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING. Edward the Confessor was king of England from 1042 to Edward the Confessor as shown in the Bayeaux.

Advertisements

1066 and the Bayeux tapestry

  The Romans  Julius Caesar invades Britannia BC  The Saxons  Departure of Romans in A.D. 410  Saxons, Angles, and Jutes  Britain became.

1 © HarperCollins Publishers 2010 Cause and Consequence Why did William win the Battle of Hastings?

Who Should be King? LO: to explain claims to the English throne.

PEOPLE THAT WANTED THE ENGLISH THRONE. HAROLD GODWINSON The first person to claim the throne of England was Harold Godwinson, He was King Edward’s brother.

Viking Impact on Europe

NATIONAL CURRICULUM KEY STAGE 3 HISTORY THE NORMAN INVASION AND CONQUEST INTERACTIVE How did the Norman Invasion and Conquest change England?

What happened at the Battle of Stamford Bridge?

What happened in 1066? Place the following the events into their correct chronological order Next Left click once on each label and drag it on to the photo.

1066 THE YEAR OF THREE KINGS. Edward the Confessor Edward the confessor was king of England. He ruled for 24 years from 1042 to 1066 then died. He was.

A. Tostig raided along the English coast, causing a headache for the English until Edwin and Morcar caught his forces and defeated them in battle. Tostig.

NATIONAL CURRICULUM KEY STAGE 3 HISTORY THE NORMAN INVASION AND CONQUEST INTERACTIVE How did the Norman Invasion and Conquest change England?

1066: Historical Knowledge and understanding By Courtney Cranstoun.

Which came first? a) Battle of Hastings or b) Stamford bridge? a) Death of Harald Hardrada or b) King Harold a) Death of King William or b) King Harold.

Jeopardy Provide an question that will match the following answers. A part of picture will be revealed and you will have a chance to guess at what is being.

William the Conqueror and the Norman Invasion. The Death of King Edward The King of England died without a son to be king after him He promised the throne.

Bayeux Tapestry. William the Conqueror - born Ambitious and Energetic -Duke if Normandy, inherited the title from Father -Was not liked because.

BATTLE OF HASTINGS The Normans. Background: Cnut In 1016, Cnut was a prince of Denmark, but he invaded England and became king. He originally had the.

The Bayeux Tapestry WALT – interpret the Bayeux Tapestry.

1066 And The Bayeux Tapestry Georgia Campion & Olivia Cincotta.

HW recap! Who should be King? Why did England not have a King?

7.35 Examine the Norman Invasion, Battle of Hastings, and the impact of the reign of William the Conqueror on England and Northern France.

The year is Edward the Confessor, King of England, is dead

Who was Harald Hardrada? What was his claim to the throne of England?

OBJECTIVE & STANDARD I can examine the Norman Invasion, including the Battle of Hastings and the impact of William the Conqueror 7.35 Examine the Norman.

Why did William win in 1066? William’s Effective Leadership

Who had the best claim to the throne?

The Battle of Stamford Bridge

Clash of Kings: The Battle of Stamford Bridge

Why did the Normans win the Battle of Hastings?

OBJECTIVE & STANDARD I can examine the Norman Invasion, including the Battle of Hastings and the impact of William the Conqueror 7.35 Examine the Norman.

AA. During the battle William, at great danger to himself, removed his helmet and galloped along the battlefield exclaiming that he was still alive, crushing.

Norman kings Today we are talking about the Norman kings, the Normans are the ones that lived in Northern France. If you want to listen to music you.

1066 How much do you remember?

What were the causes of the Battle of Hastings?

2. Rapid Recall – Battles of 1066

Start-Up Task: Review England in the 1060s

What types of question will be on my exam?

A. Tostig raided along the English coast, causing a headache for the English until Edwin and Morcar caught his forces and defeated them in battle. Tostig.

A. There was a storm in the sea just as William first tried to set off and some of his men drowned. He kept it quiet and had them secretly buried so that.

TOPIC: December Exam Revision

How French language, life, and culture became part of English history

Harold Godwinson Position in 1066: Earl of Wessex – the most powerful man in England. History: His father created his fortune from a previous King. Rebelled.

MIDDLE AGES: NORMAN CONQUEST OF BRITAIN BY WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR

Why did Harald Hardrada win at Gate Fulford?

Medieval Britain In 1066, the Normans invaded and conquered England, marking the start of a new era. The new Norman kings brought French culture and lannguage,

William the Conqueror & the Battle of Hastings

The Norman Invasion of England

Harold Godwinson was on the spot when King Edward died, as were many of the leading men of the realm. He based his claim on several factors: the king’s.

CAUSE AND CONSEQUENCE MAP

Evidence Sentence Edit!

Today achievement points will be awarded for…

Today achievement points will be awarded for…

William Duke of Normandy

The Battle of Hastings 1066.

How important was the Battle of Stamford Bridge?

How much do you think you know?

King Harold could hardly believe his bad luck

Norman Conquest 28. September

England in 1066: Who Should Be King?

How much do you think you know?

The Norman Invasion EQ:What events contributed to the development of European Feudalism?

How did William control England after the Battle of Hastings?

Quick Quiz 1) Where was William Duke of?

The battle of Fulford and Stamford Bridge

William the Conqueror By Frank Philip Modrić.

Key Topic 1: Britain 1066 onwards Key Terms and Definitions

Presentation transcript:

Who invaded England first in 1066? WALT - identify key countries/places on a map of Europe.

List the types of weapons used in this battle. Sword, spears, axes, shields, bows and arrows. English and the Norweigans. (i.e. Harold Godwinson and Harald Hardrada) List the types of weapons used in this battle. Who do you think is fighting in this battle? Think about what we have been looking at.

On your own map of Europe… Colour the following key countries: Normandy Norway Mark the following on your map: York Stamford Bridge

Complete ONE of the following tasks… The questions in the blue box on page 13 of ‘Invasion, Plague and Murder’ (L3) A storyboard of the Battle of Stamford Bridge on your own grid using the information on pages 12-13 of ‘Invasion, Plague and Murder’ (L4) Write an report about what happened at the battle. It must explain who was fighting, what fighting took place and where and the outcome of the battle. Remember to include your opinion about who won and what the loser could have done to avoid defeat. (L5&6)

The Battle of Stamford Bridge happened in 1065. True or False The Battle of Stamford Bridge happened in 1065. Harald Hardrada was from Normandy. Harold Godwinson was King of England when the Battle of Stamford Bridge happened. Tostig died at the battle. The Vikings arrived on 500 long boats. William of Normandy joined in the battle at the end! F,F,T,T,F,F