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pptx, 64.14 MB
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A complete KS3 History lesson exploring the causes, key events and significance of the Hundred Years’ War, helping students understand why England and France entered into a prolonged struggle for power and territory.

Students investigate the reasons behind the conflict, including Edward III’s claim to the French throne, territorial disputes and the rivalry between England and France, before exploring how the war developed and why it was ultimately unsuccessful for England.

**This resource includes:
*** Do Now task to activate prior knowledge

  • Clear, accessible explanation of the causes of the Hundred Years’ War
  • Comprehension tasks covering key events and developments
  • Activities exploring English and French successes and setbacks
  • Focus on key figures and turning points
  • Challenge questions to develop explanation and historical thinking
  • Opportunities to consider why England ultimately lost
  • Exit ticket to assess understanding and consolidate learning
  • All resources included and ready to teach

Ideal for KS3 History, particularly within a unit on Medieval Britain, the Plantagenets and conflict with France.

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