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Unit 8 The Late Middle Ages 
Chapter 27 Rise of Monarchies
900 A.D. - 1500 A.D.
 

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Day 1
Topic    Map
Objective
Identify medieval European locations.
State Goals
16.A.3b  Make inferences about historical events and eras using historical maps and other historical sources.
17.A.1a  Identify physical characteristics of places, both local and global (e.g., locations, roads, bodies of water).
Classwork-Homework
 French Geography  2:21  

Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) IconMap.bmp (3402 bytes) Map: Europe in the late Middle Ages
Resources 
IconMap.gif (1246 bytes) Late Medieval Europe Map

 

Day 2
Topic   27-1 France
Objective
Describe how the Capetian kings strengthened the French monarchy.              
State Goals
15.E.3a  Identify the types of taxes levied by differing levels of government.
16.B.2a (W)  Describe the historical development of monarchies, oligarchies, and city-states in ancient civilizations.
18.A.3a  Explain how language, literature, and the arts, architecture, and traditions contribute to the development and transmission of culture.
Classwork-Homework
Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) Terms to Learn
Monarchy: country governed by one ruler

Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) People to Know
French Kings
987-966 AD Hugh Capet chosen King of France.
He was picked because he was weak.
Founder of the 3rd Dynasty of French Kings, the Capetians who ruled from 987-1328 AD
Died 996
966-1031 Robert II "The Pious"
1031-1060 Henry I
1060-1108 Phillip I
1108-1137 AD Louis VI "Louis the Fat"
Increased power of the monarchy.
Almost always at war with Robber Barons.
Was almost continuously at war with King Henry I (1109–13, 1116–20, 1123–35)
At 46 he became too fat to mount a horse, but he remained the embodiment of warlike energy.
1137-1180 Louis VII "The Younger" married Elanor of Aquataine
1180-1223 AD Phillip II ruled until 1223 had increased the king's power
1188, went on 3rd Crusade
1204-1205, Seized Normandy, Maine, Touraine and Anjou
1223-1226 AD Louis VIII "The Lion"
Increased the French king's power in the south of France through the Albigensian crusade;
1226, Died after reigning 3 years
1226-1270 AD Louis IX, Phillip's grandson, brought peace to France
He was only 12 when he became king.
Mother, Blanche of Castille ruled for him.
Builds Gothic building, the Sainte Chapelle, to house a relic - the supposed Crown of Thorns.Went on 7th and 8th Crusades.
1270, Died in Tunis
1297, became a saint after he died, St Louis
1270-1285 Phillip III "The Bold"
1285-1314 AD Phillip IV "The Fair" ruled until 1314
1296. argues with Pope Biniface about taxing and disciplining the clergy.
1303, Pope is arrested and dies a months later.
1312, disbands the Knights Templars.
Formed Estates-General.
Beginning of a national government
1314-1316 Louis X "The Stubborn"
1316-1316 John I "The Posthumos"
1316-1322

 

 Philippe of Valois, grandson of Phillip IV
Edward III, King of England, was also a grandchild of Phillip IV.
Edward attacked France to enforce his right to the throne, the Hundred Years' War began.
1322-1328 Charles IV "The Fair"

IconMap.bmp (1246 bytes) Places to Locate
France

French History  2:58

readme.gif (1442 bytes) Section 27-1 France pp. 411-412
Resources

 

Day 3
Topic  27-2 England
Objective
Discuss limits placed on the English monarchy.
List some kings of England.
To understand what happened when the king of England Edward the Confessor died.
To learn about the three claimants to the throne, and their arguments
State Goals
17.A.2b  Use maps and other geographic representations and instruments to gather information about people, places and environments.
Classwork-Homework
Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) Terms to Learn
Continental: European mainland


Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) People to Know
Kings of England
Have kids copy only the names of kings

 IconMap.bmp (1246 bytes) Places to Locate
Normandy
Ireland
Scotland
Wales

The Conquest and Transformation of Anglo-Saxon England  9:58
Bayeux Tapestry  4:25

readme.gif (1442 bytes) Section 27-2 England pp. 413-416
William the Conqueror
Henry II
Magna Charta and Parliament

Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Medieval Realms: Story of the Norman Conquest Part 1
Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) The Coming of the Normans 4 choices  
Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) My Story of 1066 Foldable Book
Note02.gif (247 bytes) The Norman Conquest

Resources
Note02.gif (247 bytes) The Norman Conquest Compares 2      

 

Day 4
Topic    Battle of Hastings
Objective
State Goals
15.E.3a  Identify the types of taxes levied by differing levels of government.
16.B.2a (W)  Describe the historical development of monarchies, oligarchies, and city-states in ancient civilizations.
18.A.3a  Explain how language, literature, and the arts, architecture, and traditions contribute to the development and transmission of culture.
Classwork-Homework
Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) Terms to Learn
Battle of Hastings: Normans defeat English

Monarchy: The Early Years  4/6  10:34  #5 in wrong order
Edward and Godwin feud.
Edward looks to Normans for help.
1051, Edward sends his cousin William, Duke of Normandy, the crown of England.
Godwin kept challenging the King's authority.
Both sides gathered armies.
Edward persuaded to to reinstate Godwin.
1055, Godwin dies and his children succeed him.
1065, Edward dies and Harold claims the crown.
William is enraged.  He will invade England.
Battle of Hastings.
Harold is killed in the battle.
William tried to win over the surviving Earls.  They were not killed.
1066, Xmas, William crowned King of England.
William gave Barons the Earls' lands.
French used the castle to control English population.
Anglo-Saxon resistance to Norman rule  growing.
1069 people of Durham wipe out Norman garisson of 700 men.
Danish forces land and help.
William defeats Danes.
William wipes out areas killing anything alive. (ethnic cleansing)
Resistance not yet over.
1075 William faced another Dane and Ango-Saxon revolt.
William betrayed by nobleman.
William had him beheaded.
Last of the Earls gone.
After 1075, no serious Anglo-Saxon resistance.
William orders church buildng.

The Epic Adventure of William the Conqueror  7:33

 Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Who Should Be King? 3 pages      -or-     Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Who Should Be King? Compares 4 note cards of info
Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Battle of Hastings  
Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Battle of Hasting Card Set  Put the cards in order
Pencil.gif (1165 bytes)Consequences of the Norman Invasion  Extra Credit?

Resources
Note02.gif (247 bytes) Battle of Hastings Story 

 

Day 5
Topic    Willian the Conquerer
Objective 
State Goals
15.E.3a  Identify the types of taxes levied by differing levels of government.
16.B.2a (W)  Describe the historical development of monarchies, oligarchies, and city-states in ancient civilizations.
18.A.3a  Explain how language, literature, and the arts, architecture, and traditions contribute to the development and transmission of culture.
Classwork-Homework
Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) Terms to Learn
Circuit Judges: judges who travel
Grand Jury: group of people give names to judges that are suspected of crimes
Trial Jury: group of people who decide wheteher a person is guilty or innocent
Peers: equals

Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) People to Know
Willian the Conquerer

Monarchy: The Early Kings  5/6  8:48  #4 in wrong order
1085 Danes and allies planning an invasion.
King William the Conqueror uses Oath of Salsibury to head off the invasion.
King William dies.
William Rufus becomes 2nd Norman King.
Taxed monastaries.
Never married or had children, he was an homosexual.
1100 August, Rufus killed by arrow while hunting.
Rufus's brother Henry seizes the crown.
He turns to English people.
Henry marries relative of Alfred the Great.
Anglo-Norman England begins to emerge.
Barons (French) replace Earls.
Barons marry Saxons.
Devlopment of Knights and chivalry

Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) William's Problems
Pencil.gif (1165 bytes)William's Problem Page     Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) William's Answer Page
Resources 

 

Day 6
Topic    Domesday Book
Objective
State Goals
15.E.3a  Identify the types of taxes levied by differing levels of government.
16.B.2a (W)  Describe the historical development of monarchies, oligarchies, and city-states in ancient civilizations.
18.A.3a  Explain how language, literature, and the arts, architecture, and traditions contribute to the development and transmission of culture.
Classwork-Homework
Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) Terms to Learn
Domesday Book: a two-volume census and survey of the land for tax purposes

Monarchy: The Early Kings  6/6  7:46
Coins were the envy of Europe.
Soldiers complained coins were not worth anytyhing.
King Henry loses son by drowning.
Who would be heir?
Henry choses his daughter Miltilda to be his heir.
1135, Henry falls ill.
Everyone forgets their oath to Matilda in 1127.
Steven moves to seize the throne.
Steven loses control of the Barons.
Some Barons try to carve out their own kingdoms.
30 Sept 1139, Matilda lands and demands to be queen.
Cvil War begins and lasts seven years.
1148, Matilda returns to France.
Steven had won.
1154, Steven dies.
Crown goes to Matilda's son Henry II.

Domesday Book: The Commisioners  1:17

Pencil.gif (1165 bytes)Domesday Book 1  6 Basic comprehension questions. Easy.
Pencil.gif (1165 bytes)Domesday Book 2   Uses authentic sources. 4 tasks.

Resources 

 

Day 7
Topic    Magna Carta
Objective
State Goals
15.E.3a  Identify the types of taxes levied by differing levels of government.
16.B.2a (W)  Describe the historical development of monarchies, oligarchies, and city-states in ancient civilizations.
18.A.3a  Explain how language, literature, and the arts, architecture, and traditions contribute to the development and transmission of culture.
Classwork-Homework
Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) Terms to Learn
Magna Carta: great charter; took away some of the king's power                          
Parliament: gathering of representatvives to advise the king and help him make laws 

King John and the Magna Carta  8:03  Zoeller Podcast
King John's Castle Limmerick England  7:59 song
Note02.gif (247 bytes) King John

Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Magna Carta   Short article with 3 questions

Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Effects of the Magna Carta

Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Magna Carta and the Foundations of Freedom
What Does it Mean? page 10-13
Word Search page 14
Comparison Chart the Magna Carta and the Declaration 21
Resources 

 

Day 8
Topic    27-3 The Hundred Years' War
Objective
Analyze the causes and results of the Hundred Years' War.
State Goals
15.E.3a  Identify the types of taxes levied by differing levels of government.
16.B.2a (W)  Describe the historical development of monarchies, oligarchies, and city-states in ancient civilizations.
18.A.3a  Explain how language, literature, and the arts, architecture, and traditions contribute to the development and transmission of culture.
Classwork-Homework
Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) Terms to Learn
Hundreds Year War: French want English out of spouthwest France
Long Bow: shot steel tipped arrows farther than cross bows

Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) People to Know
Dauphin: eldest son of the king
Joan of Arc: "Maid of Orleans"; led Frech army against English, burned as a heretic                       
Henry Tudor: king in 1485

Hundred Years' War: The French Victory  5:28

JOAN OF ARC   animated cartoon
Joan of Arc Part 1/5  5:30
Joan of Arc Part 2/5  4:06
Joan of Arc Part 3/5  5:56
Joan of Arc Part 4/5  4:48
Joan of Arc Part 5/5  3:55

readme.gif (1442 bytes) Section 27-3 The Hundreds Years' War pp. 417-418
Joan of Arc
Results of the War

atlas.gif (1202 bytes) Atlas of World History

readme.gif (1442 bytes) Altlas of World History p.67

Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Hundred Years' War   38 

 
Resources


Day 9
Topic   27-4 Germany
Objective
Explain how the Holy Roman Empire was created and ruled.
State Goals
15.E.3a  Identify the types of taxes levied by differing levels of government.
16.B.2a (W)  Describe the historical development of monarchies, oligarchies, and city-states in ancient civilizations.
18.A.3a  Explain how language, literature, and the arts, architecture, and traditions contribute to the development and transmission of culture.
Classwork-Homework
Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) Terms to Learn
Diet: assembly

 Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) People to Know
German Kings and Emperors

936 Otto I King of Germany
1152 Frederick I "Red Beard" became emperor
1220 Frederick II,  Frederick I's grandson, became emperor,
1273 Rudolph Hapsburg became emperor
1493 Maximilian I became emeror


DYNATIES: THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE
The Holy Roman Empire Part 1/5  10:01
The Holy Roman Empire Part 2/5  10:01
The Holy Roman Empire Part 3/5  10:01
The Holy Roman Empire Part 4/5  10:01
The Holy Roman Empire Part 5/5  10:01

readme.gif (1442 bytes) Section 27-4 Germany pp. 419-422
Otto I
Frederick I
Frederick II
The Hapsburgs

atlas.gif (1202 bytes) Atlas of World History

readme.gif (1442 bytes) Altlas of World History p 60-61

Pencil.gif (1165 bytes)Holy Roman Empire   34b

 
Resources

 

Day 10
Topic    27-5 Spain
Objective
Summarize how the Catholic monarchs united Spain.
State Goals
15.E.3a  Identify the types of taxes levied by differing levels of government.
16.B.2a (W)  Describe the historical development of monarchies, oligarchies, and city-states in ancient civilizations.
18.A.3a  Explain how language, literature, and the arts, architecture, and traditions contribute to the development and transmission of culture.
Classwork-Homework
Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) Terms to Learn
Corregidores: royal officials
Spanish Inqusition: tried and tortured thousands of people charged with heresy

Chalkboard.gif (3590 bytes) People to Know
Ferdinand & Isabella: "Catholic Monarchs", King & Queen of Spain

atlas.gif (1202 bytes) Places to Locate
Castile: powerful kingdom of Spain
Aragon: powerful kingdom of Spain


SECRET FILES OF THE INQUISITION
Secret Files of the Inquisition  Episode 1  :58
Secret Files of the Inquisition  Episode 2  1:06
Secret Files of the Inquisition  Episode 3  :53
Secret Files of the Inquisition  Episode 4  1:14

Spanish Inquisition Museum  1:04

Catholic Inquisition and the Torture Tools  58:27

Queen Soverigns of Spain  9:56

readme.gif (1442 bytes) Section 27-5 Spain pp. 423-424
Resources

 

Day 11
Topic   Virtual Field Trips 
Objective
State Goals
Classwork-Homework
SchoolBus5.bmp (6174 bytes) On Line Learning What's So Important About 1066?

Games:
Dice.bmp (3974 bytes) Fling the Teacher: Normans
Dice.bmp (3974 bytes) Henry II and Thomas Becket Game
Dice.bmp (3974 bytes) Historical Duck Shoot: Becket
Dice.bmp (3974 bytes) Penalty Kick: Hastings
Dice.bmp (3974 bytes) Walk the Plank: Hastings
Resources 

 

Day
Topic    
Objective
State Goals
Classwork-Homework
Resources 

 

Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Assignments    crayon0a.gif (328 bytes) Art Activity    BookOpen.bmp (16686 bytes)LessonPlan      braininjar.gif (1615 bytes)_Tests     IconMap.bmp (3402 bytes) Maps     Note02.gif (247 bytes) Resources    
Earth.gif (6650 bytes)WebSites     SchoolBus5.bmp (6174 bytes)FieldTrips     Computer.gif (1114 bytes) Computer      bookpages.gif (1592 bytes) Source      Dice.bmp (3974 bytes)Games    star.gif (2279 bytes)Extra Credit     YouTube
BATTLE OF CERCY 1346
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) Battle of Cercy
BATTLE of HASTINGS 1066
 Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) 1066 Answer Wordsearch
 IconMap.bmp (3402 bytes) Map: Battle of Hastings
 bookpages.gif (1592 bytes) Invasion of England, 1066 Eyewitness
 bookpages.gif (1592 bytes) William of Poitiers: Deeds of William 
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) Armies Who Fought in 1066   The English, the Vikings, and the Normans.
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) The Bayeux Tapestry The Bayeux Tapestry is an embroidery that is roughly 20 inches tall and 230 feet long. It tells the story of the events leading up to and including the Battle of Hastings on October 14, 1066.
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) Norman Conquest: Day by Day Timeline
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) Secrets of the Norman Invasion  Did the Normans really land at Pevensey as every history book states?  The extensive evidence on this site suggests otherwise. 
Time Team Digs-The Norman Conquest  Early castle building  Part 2     Part 3     Part 4     Part 5
BECKET
 Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Detective Report Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Newspaper Front Page
Note02.gif (247 bytes) Becket Murder Report
 Pencil.gif (1165 bytes)Henry and Becket: Moral Issues
 Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Henry II and Becket
 braininjar.gif (1615 bytes) Thomas Becket: 30 Minute Quiz
 bookpages.gif (1592 bytes) Murder of Thomas Becket 1170  Authentic source, Edward Grim, a monk
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) Murder of Thomas Becket
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) Story Behind Thomas Becket
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) Thomas Becket
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) Time Line Henry II and Thomas Becket
DOMESDAY BOOK
 Pencil.gif (1165 bytes)Domesday Book 1 6 Basic comprehension questions. Easy.
 Pencil.gif (1165 bytes)Domesday Book 2 Uses authentic sources. 4 tasks.  Do 1 & 2 together.
 BookOpen.bmp (16686 bytes) Focus on Domesday  28 pages
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) The Domesday Book From Documents OnLine
ENGLAND
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) Anglo-Saxon Ring
HUNDRED YEARS' WAR
 Note02.gif (247 bytes) Time Line of Hundred Year' War
JOAN OF ARC
braininjar.gif (1615 bytes) Joan of Arc Test
 Note02.gif (247 bytes) A Short Biography of Saint Joan
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) Joan of Arc Web Site
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) St. Joan From Catholic Encyclopedia
KINGS
 Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Henry the II: Medieval Law and Order
 Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Who Should Be King?   3 choices
 Note02.gif (247 bytes) Medieval Kings of England
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) Henry VIII: The Tudors
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) Kings of England
MAGNA CARTA
 Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Effects of the Magna Carta
 Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Magna Carta   Short article with 3 questions
 Note02.gif (247 bytes)Magna Carta   Summary and Picture of document  Color!
 bookpages.gif (1592 bytes) Magna Carta 1219    
WILIAM THE CONQUEROR
 Note02.gif (247 bytes) William the I Biography
 Earth.gif (6650 bytes) William the Conqueror  Catholic Encyclopedia


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