Name: Changing Histories for KS3: Connected Worlds, c.1000–c.1600
Price: 33.59 USD
ISBN: 9781398307162

Hodder Education

Christine Counsell, Kerry Apps, Will Bailey-Watson, Hannah Cusworth, Alex Ford, Rachel Foster, Katie Hall, Tim Jenner, Nicolas Kinloch, Paula Worth

Changing Histories for KS3: Connected Worlds, c.1000–c.1600

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Change the history that pupils learn at Key Stage 3. Reframe familiar topics, discover forgotten stories and amplify unheard voices.

Through an evocative, story-based approach, this ground-breaking course brings together historical scholarship and enquiry, presenting a truly diverse, inclusive and ambitious history curriculum.
This is the history we owe to our pupils. This is the past for today and tomorrow.

- A strong chronological spine gives pupils the knowledge to understand, question and disrupt national narratives, from local stories to global developments.

- The power of story captivates pupils, improves literacy and makes content memorable.

- A truly diverse curriculum weaves gender, class, race and religion into every chapter with sensitivity and sophistication.

- Informed by current scholarship from historians including Helen Castor, Ruby Lal and Toby Green.

- Built for Ofsted's aspirational curriculum - rigorous, coherent and sequenced for genuine progression. Connected Worlds is the first book in the complete Changing Histories for KS3 series.

All three books are now available: Connected Worlds, c.1000-c.1600 · Expanding Worlds, c.1600-c.1870 · Fragile Worlds, c.1870-present day

Language

English

ISBN

9781398307162

Cover

Title Page

Preface

Contents

Part 1 World views in 1000 AD

1 Constantinople in 1050

Empress Zoe surveys her Mediterranean world Tim Jenner

2 The connected world of Islam before c1000

What drove Baghdad’s thirst for knowledge? Christine Counsell

3 The French village of Conques before 1000

What light can one saint’s story shed on western Christian worlds? Rachel Foster

Part 2 Contested power, contested land

4 A conquered England

How disruptive were the Normans? Christine Counsell and Tim Jenner

5 Meanwhile, in Norman Sicily

A story of one island, many worlds Tim Jenner and Christine Counsell

6 Unexpected allies for the Byzantine Empire

Why did Alexios’s empire survive? Alex Ford

7 Meanwhile, back in Norman England

Struggling for control after 1087 Christine Counsell

8 The power of a queen

What does the life of Eleanor of Aquitaine reveal about the medieval world? Katie Hall

9 Meanwhile, in the world of ideas

A twelfth-century Renaissance story Christine Counsell

10 Meanwhile, in the Near East

The story of the Third Crusade Will Bailey-Watson

11 Nightmare kings

Why did the barons keep rebelling against their English rulers? Alex Ford

Part 3 Empires: expansion and collapse

12 Soldiers on the steppe

How did the Mongols end up destroying Baghdad? Will Bailey-Watson

13 A golden country: the empire of Mali

What does the story of Mansa Musa reveal about medieval west Africa? Paula Worth

14 Conflict and connection in the British Isles

What were the effects of English expansion? Katie Hall and Christine Counsell

15 Order and disorder in Walsham

How did one village respond to the Black Death? Rachel Foster

16 The consequences of the Black Death

A story of changing histories Will Bailey-Watson

Part 4 Stability and instability

17 Meanwhile, somewhere in northern France

The story of the Hundred Years War Katie Hall

18 Challengers and defenders of the late medieval crown

What do the Wars of the Roses reveal about power and instability in fifteenth-century England? Paula Worth

19 Meanwhile, in Norfolk

Changing family fortunes Paula Worth

20 Meanwhile, in Henry VII’s court

A story of strong monarchy returned Kerry Apps and Christine Counsell

Part 5 Revolutions in religion and ideas

21 The Reformation begins in Germany

How did Luther’s protest become so big, so fast? Steve Mastin

22 Meanwhile, in England

Henry VIII breaks with Rome Christine Counsell

23 Meanwhile, in Poland

Nicolas Copernicus studies the beauty of the heavens Christine Counsell

24 Sofonisba Anguissola studies the beauty of the Earth

What shaped the art of a Renaissance painter? Paula Worth

25 Reformation and rebellion in an English village

What changed in the village of Morebath between 1520 and 1574? Steve Mastin

26 Meanwhile, in the Tudor court

The story of Mary Tudor, Queen of England Will Bailey-Watson

Part 6 Silver and gold

27 The Inkas

How do historians use sources to study the Inkas? Paula Worth

28 Elizabethan worlds

What connected Elizabeth and the Elizabethans to wider worlds? Kerry Apps

29 Meanwhile, in the National Archives

Uncovering the lives of African Tudors Hannah Cusworth

30 Meanwhile, in the Mediterranean

Travelling through connected worlds Nicolas Kinloch

Glossary

Index

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