How did Harold Godwinson die?. Learning objective – to investigate the manner of the death of Harold Godwinson through sources. I can describe some of.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
By Lucy Clarke. On January 5 th, 1066 the tragic death of Edward the Confessor happened. From this death there needed to be a new King.
Advertisements

Broadwater School History Department 1 Glossary King Edward the Confessordied in December 1065, without a son to become King. King Harold Godwinsonchosen.
Why did William win the Battle of Hastings?
1 © HarperCollins Publishers 2010 Cause and Consequence Why did William win the Battle of Hastings?
1066 and the Bayeux Tapestry Ashleigh and Heidi. 1. Edward the Confessor was the King of England.In January 1066, Edward died. He did not have any children.
Bayeux Tapestry.
NATIONAL CURRICULUM KEY STAGE 3 HISTORY THE NORMAN INVASION AND CONQUEST INTERACTIVE How did the Norman Invasion and Conquest change England?
Starter You are William, Duke of Normandy, now known as King William the Conqueror List down all the possible problems you might now face since you have.
The battle was between King Harold the 2 nd of England and Duke William of Normandy. King Harold Duke William.
Name qualities of a good leader: Leadership of Kings played an important role in the revival of Europe. After reading in text: name 3 significant consequences.
The Norman Conquest of England 1066
1. 2 The Bayeux tapestry is a historical record and a masterpiece created in the 11th century, It is an embroidery on a linen cloth using wools of various.
Lesson Title: What factors led to the defeat of the Plains Indians? To know what factors led to the end of the Plains Indians’ way of life To understand.
The Battle of Hastings, 1066 By Mr RJ Huggins.
 starter activity. Do you know what an anachronism is? There are 5 of them in the picture. Try to spot them? See p.27, ‘SHP History, Year 7’
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.
Draw the feudal system. Remember how we demonstrated it last week.
This is about the Battle of Hastings
1066: Historical Knowledge and understanding By Courtney Cranstoun.
By Aditi Joshi The Normans. The Normans were people from Normandy and they are also descendants from the Vikings. Who were Normans?
archive/player.asp?catID=2&subCatID=3&filmID=14 Starter What is the soldier describing?
 starter activity Study this clip from ‘Seven Ages of Britain’. What things can we learn from the tapestry. Tick the correct statements on the list you.
Start. NEXT Who is this? What do you think is going on in this scene?
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.
1 This is about the Battle of Hastings But before we get to that, we need to know what went before.
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.
BELL WORK Imagine your cousin was the king of England
Essays used in different curriculum areas. Writing to Analyse This is a reasoned and detailed response, breaking down a text or issue. What language features.
The Bayeux Tapestry shows the Normans invading England. Before they invaded, the language of England was mainly Germanic Old English.
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?
Norman Conquest William of Normandy, the Battle of Hastings, Bayeux Tapestry, William II (Rufus) Anne Marie Zvirik.
7.35 Examine the Norman Invasion, Battle of Hastings, and the impact of the reign of William the Conqueror on England and Northern France.
Edward the Confessor Edward the Confessor was the son of the Saxon king who defeated King Cnut He was crowned king after King Cnut died and his sons.
Analysing Sources on Harold’s Death, 1066 By Mr RJ Huggins.
An earthquake in Kobe
Is the Bayeux Tapestry a reliable source?
The Battle of Hastings, 1066 By Mr RJ Huggins.
LO: develop ability to make inferences from sources
Norman Invasion Introduction
Were tactics more important than weapons for winning the Battle of Hastings? To be able to explain the different tactics William and Harold used during.
Where did the invaders come from?
The Bayeux Tapestry Romanesque Period
1066 How much do you remember?
Start-Up Task: Review England in the 1060s
Prediction & Thinking Based on this artwork, what predictions can you make about the people in it? They are called the Normans.
The Battle of Hastings as seen through the Bayeux Tapestry
Bayeux Tapestry and Medieval Romances
Starter Quick Quiz Quiz
Norman Conquest II William of Normandy The Battle of Hastings
Why was Duke William of Normandy victorious at Hastings in October 1066? In this lesson, we will: Describe the advantages and disadvantages of Harold’s.
The Norman Invasion of England
Today achievement points will be awarded for…
What can we learn from The Bayeux Tapestry?
Evidence Sentence Edit!
How did William establish control over the English?
The Battle of Hastings SS 8 Chapter 2 Pages
Today achievement points will be awarded for…
Starter Match up the keywords
Starter: How did the Anglo-Saxons deal with crime?
Phases of the Battle of Hastings.
What was Elizabeth I really like?
The Bayeux Tapestry Romanesque Period
So, NOW what do you think it might have been like to live in a town during the I.Rev? Students to place their post-it notes on the FROZEN board.
The Battle of Hastings, 1066.
How did William control England after the Battle of Hastings?
William the Conqueror By Frank Philip Modrić.
Historic environment: battlefield analysis
Presentation transcript:

How did Harold Godwinson die?

Learning objective – to investigate the manner of the death of Harold Godwinson through sources. I can describe some of the ways that Harold might have died. Level 4 I can explain the different ways that Harold may have died. Level 5 I can explain and reach a substantiated judgement about the likely way that Harold could have died. Level 6

Starter

What happened at the end of the Battle of Hastings? The Battle of Hastings lasted a whole day – 15 th October. The turning point of the Battle Of Hastings was when William tempted the English soldiers off the hill be pretending to retreat. After this happened a number of times across the English battlelines, the Normans charged at the English and the English lines broke. In the massacre that followed, King Harold was killed, but how is the question historians have been asking for a thousand years ……….

What is the traditional view of Harold’s death? The traditional view of Harold’s death is that he was shot in the eye with an arrow. This view initially came from the Bayeux Tapestry. This was a 70 metre long piece of embroidery made in 1077 in Bayeux in Normandy by local women on the orders of Bishop Odo, Duke William’s half brother.

This means ‘Here King Harold dies’ This English soldier has been shot in the eye with arrow. This COULD mean someone important has died. This English soldier has been chopped down by a man on horseback. Which soldier is Harold? Could they be the same person but the eye in the arrow soldier be a symbol that an important person has died?

Source task There are three broad questions you should ask the content and provenance of any source. These questions are – INFORMATION – What does this source definitely tell me? INFERENCES – What can I work about from the source? QUESTIONS – What does this source not tell me? These questions get harder as you work through them. On the five source analysis squares, write down the answers to each of these questions for each source. Try to give as much detail as you can and stick these sheets into your exercise book once you have finished them.

What next Once you have analysed each source and completed the charts, you now have to sort out the information under different headings. These headings are – Different ways that Harold may have died Here you should note what weapons were used and what stage of the battle did Harold die. Any agreement between the different pieces of evidence. Can you trust the evidence? Here think about where the source comes from and who produced it.

What do you think? You have analysed all the sources … you have organised all the information ……what is your conclusion? How did King Harold actually die? Write a paragraph summarising your opinions answering the question in the lesson title. Always remember to use historical evidence to support your answer.

Plenary