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t is the year 1066. The King Edward the Confessor has died t is the year 1066. The King Edward the Confessor has died. He has left no heir. England faces a crisis there is no clear candidate for king. Your Task. You are a member of the Council called the Witan it is your job to chose a new king.

But what quality do you think is most important? Take a quick poll. ·An experienced leader ·A skilled warrior ·English ·A relative of the late king But what quality do you think is most important? Take a quick poll.

Four men wanted to be king of England Edward the Confessor was a very sick king. He died in 1066 with no direct heir to the throne. Four men wanted to be king of England William of Normandy Edgar Etheling Harold Hardrada Harold Godwinson Read the resumes of these men and decide whom you feel should be king.

Name: William of Normandy Relation: Edward's first cousin's son Explain briefy why you think you would be suited to this job. Edward had promised me the throne before he died. Harold Godwinson promised his support in my bid for the crown. I am very used to ruling a large area of land. I am hard working and good at resolving conflicts. References available upon request.

Name: Harold Hardrada Relation: Distant relatives Explain briefy why you think you would be suited to this job. I am currently working as King of Norway so I have sound experience in ruling a kingdom. I have references from Harold Godwinson's brother Tostig. I also inherited land from former king of England, Canute, therefore I have a right to be king of England. I enjoy playing competitive sports and eating out.

Name: Edgar Etheling Relation: Great nephew of Edward Explain briefy why you think you would be suited to this job. Despite my young age of 14, I am doing very well at school, and my teachers say I am developing good leadership skills in all my classes. I enjoy sports and public speaking. I have many friends who know lots about battles and things, so I am sure they will help me run the country and keep England safe from invaders. I promise.

Name: Harold Godwinson Relation: Not a blood relative, but brother to Edward's wife Explain briefy why you think you would be suited to this job. I currently hold a very important job in Wessex. I have good contacts and the support of many English thanes. In addition, I have the money to protect England from any invaders (especially from France). Edward also promised me the crown of England when he died.

Based on these resumes, who do you think is more qualified for the job of ruling England? Name of applicant: Resaons why you would employ him: The applicant...................................... has been successful for the position of........................... due to the following skills: King of England

If you chose Harold Godwinson well done. Give yourself 10/10 If you chose Harold Godwinson well done! Give yourself 10/10. Harold was the Witan’s choice. He was English and an experienced soldier. He understood how England should be governed.

If you chose Harald give yourself 7/10 If you chose Harald give yourself 7/10. He was a great warrior and an experienced ruler. But to the English he was a foreigner and they didn’t want to be ruled by a foreigner.

If you chose William give yourself 7/10 If you chose William give yourself 7/10. He was an experienced ruler and a skilled warrior but like Harald Hardraada he was a foreigner.

If you chose Edgar give yourself 3/10 If you chose Edgar give yourself 3/10. Although Edgar was a relative he was far too young to make a good king.

But who was ultimately successful in gaining the position as King of England? William of Normandy How did the successful candidate win the crown of England?

Meet William the Conqueror, Duke of Normandy Click On Title

Bayeux Tapestry Hyperlinked

Access this interactive link to see how you would battle for the crown of England. Battle of Hastings Game Hyperlinked Song Parody