Key Topic Term Week Indicative Content Extended Content Resources Number 1 2 illness Nature of illness, England 1445-1509: Henry’s Lancastrians, Yorkists and Henry Causes of illness VII, Fellows and Littler, Hodder. Impact of Kings illness War of the Roses, Dawson, Hodder 1 2 the problem of the Power of the nobility England 1445-1509: nobility; Somerset and Lancastrians, Yorkists and Henry Rivalry between the Dukes (Somerset York; VII, Fellows and Littler, Hodder. and York) and their origins pre 1450, including the appointment of John War of the Roses, Dawson, Beaufort to the governing of Gascony. Hodder Issues in Ireland 1 3 failure in France to 1450 How was the empire lost in France? England 1445-1509: and its impact on Lancastrians, Yorkists and Reasons for English defeat Government. Henry VII, Fellows and Littler, Consequences of defeat Hodder. Growth of opposition to the government War of the Roses, Dawson, Hodder The early actions of 1 4 from Ireland Differing views of aims on return England 1445-1509: York’s return Richard, Duke of York (1450); including: Lancastrians, Yorkists and Henry Clearing his name Fellows and Littler, Hodder. VII, Repayment of loans War of the Roses, Dawson, Protect his position Hodder Removal of Somerset Bring justice and end corruption
Key Topic Term Week Number Indicative Content Extended Content Resources 1 2 Henry’s illness Nature of illness, Causes of illness Impact of Kings illness England 1445-1509: Lancastrians, Yorkists and Henry VII, Fellows and Littler, Hodder. War of the Roses, Dawson, Hodder 1 2 the problem of the nobility; Somerset and York; Power of the nobility Rivalry between the Dukes (Somerset and York) and their origins pre 1450, including the appointment of John Beaufort to the governing of Gascony. Issues in Ireland England 1445-1509: Lancastrians, Yorkists and Henry VII, Fellows and Littler, Hodder. War of the Roses, Dawson, Hodder 1 3 failure in France to 1450 and its impact on Government. How was the empire lost in France? Reasons for English defeat Consequences of defeat Growth of opposition to the government England 1445-1509: Lancastrians, Yorkists and Henry VII, Fellows and Littler, Hodder. War of the Roses, Dawson, Hodder The early actions of Richard, Duke of York 1 4 York’s return from Ireland (1450); Differing views of aims on return including: Clearing his name Repayment of loans Protect his position Removal of Somerset Bring justice and end corruption England 1445-1509: Lancastrians, Yorkists and Henry VII, Fellows and Littler, Hodder. War of the Roses, Dawson, Hodder
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