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Timeline of Key Events to the Knowledge Date Event 1095 The Council of Clermont. Here Urban II creates the crusading Organiser Key People movement

Pope Urban II 1096 The start of the (1035-1099) 1099 The Crusaders capture the holy city of . This marks the end of Pope the First Crusade 1088-1099 The Founder of 1147 The is called in response to the fall of , the most the Crusading northerly crusader state to the Islamic warlord Zengi. Movement 1187 After his decisive victory of the armies of Jerusleam at the Battle of Hattin, Saladin, the leader of the Islamic World, reclaims the Holy City of (1138-1193) Jerusleam for of Egypt The ’s 95 Theses and 1189 The , led by Richard the Lionheart, King of takes 1174-1193 to place. Here many famous battles are fought between Richard and Key Vocabulary 1192 Saladin. Richard fails to recapture Jerusalem. Pope The of . The Pope was the religious leader of 1204 The sacks . Western . 1217 The ends in failure in Egypt. The area around Jerusalem. This is modern day , (1483-1546) , Syria and . It is holy for Christiains, German Monk & 1229 The led by the German emperor ends with a diplomatic and . founder of the victory for the . Once again Jerusalem is in the hands of the Protestant Christians A holy journey, Christians in Medieval Europe would go on Reformation to holy sites such as the Holy Sepulchre in 1244 Jerusalem is recaptured by the Muslims. Despite a seventh, eighth and Jerusalem ninth crusade Jerusalem is never recaptured. Henry VIII 1291 The fall of Acre. The last Christian city in the Holy Land falls. This marks The name given to Western settlers of the Holy Land during (1491-1547) the end of the . the Crusades. This was because the majority came from King of England 1509-1547 1517 Martin Luther nails his 95 Theses to the wall of a in , A sect of who are under the jurisdiction of the The king who . This event marks the beginning of the Protestant Reformation ‘broke with Rome’ Pope 1533 Henry VIII, King of England, declares himself supreme head of the Reformation A period in history where religious ideas on ‘reforming’ . The English church breaks from Rome. John Blanke Chrstianity emerged during the . 1547 Edward VI becomes King of England. Changing England further to a Protestant A sect of Christianity that emerged during the 16th Century Musician in the Protestant country. court of Henry A belief that is different from the accepted religious doctrine 1553 Mary I becomes Queen. She returns England to Catholicism VIII Heretic Somebody who believes in a ‘heresy’ . Protestants were 1501-1511) 1558 The Protestand becomes Queen of England. Returning denounced as heretics during the reformation England to . Year 7 History Homeworks Read, Watch, Listen Read 1: Knowledge Organisers These provide the basic knowledge for each topic • Time Traveller's Guide to Medieval which needs to be known off by heart. This may England Ian Mortimer include a timeline, key words, key concepts and • **EH Gombrich: ‘A Little History of the summaries. World’

2: Meanwhile, elsewhere Watch What we learn in our lessons only offers a small glimpse of the past. To widen our understanding, • What were the Crusades? KS3 Yr7 one page research sheets will be used to explore • Why was the Holy Land Important ? what else was going on around the world at the KS3 Yr 7 History same time as the topic we are studying. These • Why was the Church and need to be researched using the links and important in Medieval England? KS3 resources provided and completed. Yr7 • A Fun, Animated History of the 3: Revision Reformation and the Man Who Preparing for history assessments is an essential Started It All | Short Film Showcase part of each topic, as these assessments allow • History | KS3 | GCSE | The story of teachers and pupils the chance to their Black migrants in England in Tudor progress in History. Revising gives you the chance times | BBC Teach to show off what you know.