Year 7 Lesson 32 – Medieval Monarchs: The Medieval
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slide1. Year 7 Lesson 32 – Medieval Monarchs: The Medieval Church<br>
slide2. Low Stakes Quiz A short quiz on what you learned in your last lesson Pause this video
Click the link in the video description to bring up your quiz
Complete the quiz
Submit and check your answers<br>
slide3. What’s happening in this picture?<br>
slide4. Why do you think Henry gave this order? In 1164, the English king – Henry II – marched to Canterbury cathedral. He ordered the monks to whip him until he bled before fasting for three days.<br>
slide5. What does this story tell us about the power of the king? What does this story tell us about the power of the church? What does this story make us think about Jones’ interpretation?<br>
slide6. To describe the church hierarchy
To describe key features of Christian religious belief in the Middle Ages
To explain how the Church challenged the power of the king Why was the Christian Church so powerful in the Middle Ages?<br>
slide7. Don’t get confused! a Church
A building where Christians worship The Church
The organisation of the Christian religion, run by the Pope<br>
slide8. What can you see in this image? What is it telling us about religious beliefs? What could it tell us about the power of the church? To describe the church hierarchy
To describe key features of Christian religious belief in the Middle Ages
To explain how the Church challenged the power of the king<br>
slide9. HEAVEN To describe the church hierarchy
To describe key features of Christian religious belief in the Middle Ages
To explain how the Church challenged the power of the king HELL<br>
slide10. How could medieval peasants stop themselves going to hell? To describe key features of Christian religious belief in the Middle Ages
To describe the church hierarchy
To explain how the Church challenged the power of the king<br>
slide11. Become a nun or monk<br>
slide12. Earn an indulgence<br>
slide13. Go on crusade<br>
slide14. Why do you think Henry gave this order? In 1164, the English king – Henry II – marched to Canterbury cathedral. He ordered the monks to whip him until he bled before fasting for three days.<br>
slide15. How did the power of the Church affect the power of the Monarch? The power of the Church affected the power of the monarch because…. For example, …
This shows that …
Challenge – Does the evidence of the Church help us to support Dan Jones’ interpretation?<br>
slide16. Exit Ticket A short quiz to check you have understood today’s lesson Pause this video
Click the link in the video description to bring up your quiz
Complete the quiz
Submit and check your answers<br>
slide2. Low Stakes Quiz A short quiz on what you learned in your last lesson Pause this video
Click the link in the video description to bring up your quiz
Complete the quiz
Submit and check your answers<br>
slide3. What’s happening in this picture?<br>
slide4. Why do you think Henry gave this order? In 1164, the English king – Henry II – marched to Canterbury cathedral. He ordered the monks to whip him until he bled before fasting for three days.<br>
slide5. What does this story tell us about the power of the king? What does this story tell us about the power of the church? What does this story make us think about Jones’ interpretation?<br>
slide6. To describe the church hierarchy
To describe key features of Christian religious belief in the Middle Ages
To explain how the Church challenged the power of the king Why was the Christian Church so powerful in the Middle Ages?<br>
slide7. Don’t get confused! a Church
A building where Christians worship The Church
The organisation of the Christian religion, run by the Pope<br>
slide8. What can you see in this image? What is it telling us about religious beliefs? What could it tell us about the power of the church? To describe the church hierarchy
To describe key features of Christian religious belief in the Middle Ages
To explain how the Church challenged the power of the king<br>
slide9. HEAVEN To describe the church hierarchy
To describe key features of Christian religious belief in the Middle Ages
To explain how the Church challenged the power of the king HELL<br>
slide10. How could medieval peasants stop themselves going to hell? To describe key features of Christian religious belief in the Middle Ages
To describe the church hierarchy
To explain how the Church challenged the power of the king<br>
slide11. Become a nun or monk<br>
slide12. Earn an indulgence<br>
slide13. Go on crusade<br>
slide14. Why do you think Henry gave this order? In 1164, the English king – Henry II – marched to Canterbury cathedral. He ordered the monks to whip him until he bled before fasting for three days.<br>
slide15. How did the power of the Church affect the power of the Monarch? The power of the Church affected the power of the monarch because…. For example, …
This shows that …
Challenge – Does the evidence of the Church help us to support Dan Jones’ interpretation?<br>
slide16. Exit Ticket A short quiz to check you have understood today’s lesson Pause this video
Click the link in the video description to bring up your quiz
Complete the quiz
Submit and check your answers<br>