1. Toom Tabard Edward controls Scotland

2. Reminder: Why did Balliol lose his position as King? Balliol had accepted Ed I as Overlord; ‘Puppet King’ Balliol refused to help Edward fight France & made alliance with French Balliol withdrew homage to Edward Edward defeated Balliol at Dunbar Edward stripped Balliol of his crown & title

3. Toom Tabard Balliol was imprisoned in the Tower of London Edward held a ceremony in which he: Renounced the treaty made with France Ripped Balliol’s royal crest from his jacket and threw it on the floor Toom Tabard – Empty Coat Removed Balliol’s crown Broke Balliol’s seal of office

4. What eventually became of Balliol… After a request from the Pope he was sent to France in 1299 1301 he was released to live on his land in France Many Scots hoped he would return to Scotland However, he died in France in 1313

5. Edward takes control of Scotland With Balliol in prison Robert Bruce asked Edward to make him King of Scots Edward replied Have we nothing else to do but win Kingdoms for you

6. Activity Using the information you see and hear, complete your twitter template from Edward I’s perspective. I have: Included 8 tweets Used my own words Used no more than 140 letters per tweet Added a key ‘#’ to each tweet to help me remember the evidence.

7. Edward takes control of Scotland Edward did MANY things to show he controlled Scotland 1. Ragman Roll 2000 important Scots were made to sign an oath of loyalty to Edward

8. Edward takes control of Scotland 2. Nobles imprisoned Balliol and many Scottish leaders were imprisoned in England.

9. Edward takes control of Scotland 3. Hostages Edward had taken the sons and relations of other noblemen to England to make sure they did what he wanted.

10. Edward takes control of Scotland 4. Important Scots documents taken to England so Edward could rule Scotland

11. Edward takes control of Scotland 5. Castles Edward had given Englishmen control over important Scottish castles.

12. Edward takes control of Scotland 6. Symbols of Scottish Nationhood were taken to England 1) Stone of Destiny Taken to Westminster Abbey 2) Holyrood of St Margaret Taken to Westminster Abbey

13. Edward takes control of Scotland 7. Government: English officials appointed to control Scotland John de Warenne, Earl of Surrey – ‘Keeper of Scotland’ Hugh Cressingham – Treasurer (controlled finances) Sir Walter of Amersham – Chancellor Sir William Ormesby – Chief Justice

14. Edward takes control of Scotland 8. Church: Edward promoted Englishmen in the Scottish Church. Englishmen got the best jobs in the Scottish Church. Scottish bishops continued to resist Edward.

15. Source A is an extract from ‘Warfare in Medieval Europe’ by historian Emily Burnett and published in 1977. Edward tried to destroy Scotland’s national identity, just as he had done to Wales in 1282. The Stone of Destiny, on which the Scottish Kings were crowned, was taken to London, along with the Scottish crown. English writers of the time no longer referred to ‘the Kingdom of Scotland’, instead the term ‘the land of Scotland’ was used. Assess the usefulness of Source A as evidence of the ways in which Edward took control of Scotland? (5)