Settler
 What happened this day in History?
 Rewards for the most interesting answer(s)
 (LC) Whiteboards
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How do I answer a Q1 assessment
to the best of my ability?
BLP – Noticing, Collaboration, Listening
Literacy – synonyms
History – Source evaluation & specific historical
knowledge
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Starter
 Articulate for specific historical knowledge
 Parents’ Evening appointments.
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Articulate 1
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Perkin Warbeck
Dublin
Stoke
Charles VIII
Deal, Kent
Symonds
Articulate 2
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Simnel
Sir William Stanley
Royal kitchens
1499
Margaret of Burgundy
Earl of Lincoln
Go through documents.
 Hand out assessments
 Mark scheme
P O L I T I C A L
R E B E L L I O N S
Practice evaluation
 Watch the video (The Winter king) from 31.00.
 How convincing do you find the Spanish
Ambassador’s claim that, by the end of the century,
‘not a drop of doubtful royal blood
left in the kingdom’
there was
 (LC) Visualiser
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The Pacman challenge
 Evaluate the sources around the room according to
the question;
 ‘With reference to these extracts and your
understanding of the historical context, which of the
extracts provides the more convincing interpretation
of the stability of Henry VII’s crown by 1500?’
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Source 1 (Michael Tillbrook)
 It should not be assumed that his victory at the Battle
of stoke left Henry in an unchallengeable position;
Henry himself certainly did not think so. The
immediate threat from the House of York might have
been vanquished and many Yorkists had made their
peace, albeit reluctantly in some cases with the
regime.
Source 2 (Christine Carpenter)
 It would be surprising if …… mistrust towards the
King had not raised some questions about his
suitability to rule, and it is a fact that Henry was
troubled by plots ………. For much longer than he
should have been after the Battle of Stoke.
Source 3 (Michael Tillbrook)
 The immediate threat from his own relative Sir
William Stanley had not, however, been vanquished,
as the crisis with Warbeck in 1497 made only too clear.
There had certainly been royal leadership, though
whether it was ‘unquestioned’, as Wallace MacCaffrey
and John Guy have suggested, is open to some doubt.
Source 4 (Geoffrey Elton)
 To the preservation of law and order, the security of
the realm he applied all his high intelligence and his
determination and his shrewdness.
Source 5 (Atkins and Lockyer)
 The execution of this young, innocent Earl of Warwick
was a blot on Henry’s record. Perhaps it was
necessary. Nonetheless, by the time Warbeck and
Warwick met their ends, Henry was firmly established
on the throne’
Learning check
 Point out the good practice and correct the less good
using the visualiser
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Plenary
 Mr A in the hotseat (yikes)
 Ask questions before you attempt the first major
assessment
Home learning
 Complete Assessment 1.
 Use plenty of time to analyse the sources and to think
about what you are writing
 The length should be what you could have written in
50 minutes.