Unit 1: c1000-1500 Medieval England
Use the copy of the textbook below to complete the tasks in the PowerPoints:
Crime and Punishment Book
Lesson 1: Introduction
Lesson objectives:
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To understand the purpose of learning about crime and punishment.
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To gain a chronological understanding of the course.
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To explain the ways in which crime and punishment are an example of continuity and change.
Introduction
Lesson 2: Continuity and Change
Lesson objectives:
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To describe factors which led to continuity and change in crime and punishment.
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To explain the effect of these factors on crime and punishment.
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To link these factors to important events in crime and punishment.
Continuity and Change
Lesson 3: Anglo-Saxon Crime and Punishment
Lesson objectives:
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To understand the different periods of History the medieval period is split into.
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To explain the different ways in which the king, the church and local communities influenced the law and punishments.
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To evaluate who had the most significant influence.
Anglo-Saxon C&P
Table
Lesson 4: Anglo-Saxon Justice
Lesson objectives:
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To know how the king, the church and ideas about family, influenced attitudes to crime and punishment in Anglo-Saxon England.
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To know about common crimes and typical punishments in Anglo-Saxon England.
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To understand how the laws was enforced in village communities.
Anglo-Saxon Justice
Judgement Matrix
Lesson 5: Norman England Crime and Punishment
Lesson objectives:
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To be able to explain the impact of Norman rule on laws and punishments.
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To be able to make comparisons between Anglo-Saxon and Norman England.
Norman England C&P
William I's Problems
Lesson 6: Later Medieval England
Lesson objectives:
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To explain how far the kings changed justice during later medieval England
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To evaluate the extent to which the later middle ages was an example of continuity or change.
Later Medieval England
Table
Lesson 7: The influence of the Church on Crime and Punishment
Lesson objectives:
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To describe the ways in which the Church challenged the authority of the king.
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To explain the extent to which this hindered effective justice.
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To evaluate the extent to which the above was true in the thirteenth century.
The influence of the Church on C&P
Lesson 8: Enquiry Write Up
Lesson objectives:
To use your prior learning to complete an enquiry on who had the most influence on Crime and Punishment in Medieval England.
Enquiry Write Up
Lesson 9: Revise and Remember
Lesson objectives:
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To be able to revise effectively.
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To learn from past experiences of exams.
Revise and Remember
Completed Table
Lesson 10: Assessment
Assessment
Planning Sheet
