Key Topic Term Week Indicative Content Extended Content Resources Number 2-3 Opposition and reasons for opposition and extent of OCR A Level History: Early Control; threats: Medieval England 871-1107, the issue of Normandy and desire Holland & Fellows for unity Ruling England 1042-1217, nature of Anglo-Norman priorities Huscroft and support for Robert Curthose Medieval England 1042-1228, Edgar Atheling Purser the Northumbrian campaigns (1092 and 1094) rebellion in 1095 and Robert de Mowbray aims, needs and methods of securing or extending the frontiers: Scotland and Wales continuity and change in methods of control: increase and development of castles completion of the Tower of London development of scutage and use of mercenaries conciliation, leniency, privileges, ruthlessness marriage, fealty and diplomacy relationship with Robert and the William’s issue of Normandy: insurrection at Rouen (1090) siege at Courcy (1091) role of Odo of Bayeaux and Henry on crusade Robert’s departure
Key Topic Term Week Number Indicative Content Extended Content Resources 2-3 Opposition and Control; reasons for opposition and extent of threats: the issue of Normandy and desire for unity nature of Anglo-Norman priorities and support for Robert Curthose Edgar Atheling the Northumbrian campaigns (1092 and 1094) rebellion in 1095 and Robert de Mowbray aims, needs and methods of securing or extending the frontiers: Scotland and Wales continuity and change in methods of control: increase and development of castles completion of the Tower of London development of scutage and use of mercenaries conciliation, leniency, privileges, ruthlessness marriage, fealty and diplomacy William’s relationship with Robert and the issue of Normandy: insurrection at Rouen (1090) siege at Courcy (1091) role of Odo of Bayeaux and Henry Robert’s departure on crusade OCR A Level History: Early Medieval England 871-1107, Holland & Fellows Ruling England 1042-1217, Huscroft Medieval England 1042-1228, Purser
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