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Understanding England's Dominance in the British Isles: Factors and Historical Context

This lesson explores the historical factors that contributed to England's dominance over Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. Students will brainstorm reasons for England's power, read about the English invasion of Ireland, and discuss the unification of Scotland. They will analyze the role of leaders like Edward I, reflect on their thoughts through diary entries, and research notable figures like William Wallace, culminating in a funeral speech honoring him. The lesson aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the historical dynamics in the British Isles.

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Understanding England's Dominance in the British Isles: Factors and Historical Context

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  1. The Four Nations – United Strength • L.O: To explain why England dominated the British Isles • Starter: • Countries ending in A

  2. Brainstorm • Why did England become so much more powerful than Scotland, Ireland and Wales? • In your groups, write down as many reasons as you can think of as to why this may have been

  3. Reading • As a class read through page 60 “The English Invasion of Ireland” • Why did Ireland fall easily to the English? • Read pages 63 – 65 • Who brought Scotland together and how?

  4. The Kingless Country • Watch the video • Write a diary entry as if you are King Edward I of England. • How has the death of his brother-in-law presented an opportunity for him?

  5. Homework • Find out who William Wallace was and write a funeral speech for him: • When and where was he born? • What did he accomplish? • When and how did he die?

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