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ho hould e ing? L.O.: Understand why there were many claimants to the crown in 1066
You will need a pen and paper to take notes in this lesson, or you can use an online post-it notepad.
t is the year 1066. King Edward the Confessor has died. He has left no heir. England faces a crisis  - there is no clear candidate for king. Your Task. You are a member of the Council called the Witan it is your job to chose a new king. Keyword:   heir – the next in line
hat kind of man do you need? What qualities must a king have? TASK  –  Complete this paragraph! I think that a good king of England should be …… He should also be …… because …… Another good quality would be …….  .The reason for this is because …..
ey qualities: ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Write these down in your notes …..
hich qualities are the most important? Try to  rank  the 4 key qualities in order of importance. Put ‘1’ next to the most important quality, ‘2’ next to the second-most important, and so on….
he andidates
Harold  Godwinson Harald  Hardraada William of Normandy Edgar Atheling
arold odwinson
arold Godwinson, Earl of Wessex, was the late king’s brother-in-law. He claimed that he had been given the crown on Edward’s death bed. He was an  experienced warrior  and had been Earl of Wessex for many years.  But  he was believed to have murdered Edward’s brother!
illiam of ormandy
illiam, Duke of Normandy claimed that Edward had promised him the crown of England when Edward died. He also claimed that Harold Godwinson had  sworn  to support his claim to the throne. William said Harold had sworn on the bones of a saint to help William become the next king of England. Keywords:  sworn - promised
Harold swears a holy oath Keyword:   oath – a very special promise
arald ardraada
In 1016 England had a Viking king called King Cnut. He was also King of Norway and Denmark.  King Cnut’s family ruled England until 1042 when Edward the Confessor took the throne. King Cnut’s heirs said they were the real Kings of England. Harald Hardraada was Cnut’s heir.
t the Age of 51, Harald Hardraada was the most  renowned  soldier of the Age.” " Keyword:   renowned – famous and respected
dgar theling
dgar Ætheling was the son of Edward the Confessor’s dead brother. He was born hundreds of miles away in Hungary, but brought over to England and raised by Edward as a son. But when Edward died Edgar was only 14 years old.
hoose ing
Harold  Godwinson Harald  Hardraada William of Normandy Edgar Ætheling
Task:  Use this to help you write about your choice.  Do this  before  moving on to the next slide. In my opinion, ……………… should be the next king of England. He has many good qualities, such as ………  Also, my choice has another good quality …… I think he would make a better king than …………  because ……… The other contenders are not as good because ……..
Harold  Godwinson If you chose Harold Godwinson well done! Give yourself 10/10. Harold was the Witan’s choice. He was English and an experienced soldier. He understood how England should be governed.
Harald  Hardraada If you chose Harald give yourself 7/10. He was a great warrior and an experienced ruler. But to the English he was a foreigner and they didn’t want to be ruled by a foreigner.
William of Normandy If you chose William give yourself 7/10. He was an experienced ruler and a skilled warrior but like Harald Hardraada he was a foreigner.
Edgar Ætheling If you chose Edgar give yourself 3/10. Although Edgar was a relative he was far too young to make a good king.

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1066 - Who Should Be King?

  • 1. ho hould e ing? L.O.: Understand why there were many claimants to the crown in 1066
  • 2. You will need a pen and paper to take notes in this lesson, or you can use an online post-it notepad.
  • 3. t is the year 1066. King Edward the Confessor has died. He has left no heir. England faces a crisis - there is no clear candidate for king. Your Task. You are a member of the Council called the Witan it is your job to chose a new king. Keyword: heir – the next in line
  • 4. hat kind of man do you need? What qualities must a king have? TASK – Complete this paragraph! I think that a good king of England should be …… He should also be …… because …… Another good quality would be ……. .The reason for this is because …..
  • 5.
  • 6. hich qualities are the most important? Try to rank the 4 key qualities in order of importance. Put ‘1’ next to the most important quality, ‘2’ next to the second-most important, and so on….
  • 8. Harold Godwinson Harald Hardraada William of Normandy Edgar Atheling
  • 10. arold Godwinson, Earl of Wessex, was the late king’s brother-in-law. He claimed that he had been given the crown on Edward’s death bed. He was an experienced warrior and had been Earl of Wessex for many years. But he was believed to have murdered Edward’s brother!
  • 12. illiam, Duke of Normandy claimed that Edward had promised him the crown of England when Edward died. He also claimed that Harold Godwinson had sworn to support his claim to the throne. William said Harold had sworn on the bones of a saint to help William become the next king of England. Keywords: sworn - promised
  • 13. Harold swears a holy oath Keyword: oath – a very special promise
  • 15. In 1016 England had a Viking king called King Cnut. He was also King of Norway and Denmark. King Cnut’s family ruled England until 1042 when Edward the Confessor took the throne. King Cnut’s heirs said they were the real Kings of England. Harald Hardraada was Cnut’s heir.
  • 16. t the Age of 51, Harald Hardraada was the most renowned soldier of the Age.” " Keyword: renowned – famous and respected
  • 18. dgar Ætheling was the son of Edward the Confessor’s dead brother. He was born hundreds of miles away in Hungary, but brought over to England and raised by Edward as a son. But when Edward died Edgar was only 14 years old.
  • 20. Harold Godwinson Harald Hardraada William of Normandy Edgar Ætheling
  • 21. Task: Use this to help you write about your choice. Do this before moving on to the next slide. In my opinion, ……………… should be the next king of England. He has many good qualities, such as ……… Also, my choice has another good quality …… I think he would make a better king than ………… because ……… The other contenders are not as good because ……..
  • 22. Harold Godwinson If you chose Harold Godwinson well done! Give yourself 10/10. Harold was the Witan’s choice. He was English and an experienced soldier. He understood how England should be governed.
  • 23. Harald Hardraada If you chose Harald give yourself 7/10. He was a great warrior and an experienced ruler. But to the English he was a foreigner and they didn’t want to be ruled by a foreigner.
  • 24. William of Normandy If you chose William give yourself 7/10. He was an experienced ruler and a skilled warrior but like Harald Hardraada he was a foreigner.
  • 25. Edgar Ætheling If you chose Edgar give yourself 3/10. Although Edgar was a relative he was far too young to make a good king.