Cause and Consequence of Harold Godwinson's Claim to the Throne
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A worksheet exploring the causes behind Harold Godwinson's claim to the English throne and the consequences that followed.
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Cause and Consequence of Harold Godwinson's Claim to the Throne
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Harold Godwinson's Claim to the Throne
Source A: A Norman View of Harold's Claim
'Harold was a usurper who seized the throne by force, ignoring the rightful succession.' Provenance: Norman chronicler, 1066.
Source B: An English Perspective
'Harold had the support of the Witenagemot and was elected king according to tradition.' Provenance: Anglo-Saxon historian, 1070.
Consequences of Harold Godwinson's Reign and the Battle of Hastings
Source C: A Norman Account of the Battle
'Harold fought bravely but was overwhelmed by William's superior forces at Hastings.' Provenance: Norman chronicler, 1066.
Source D: An Anglo-Saxon View
'Harold's death at Hastings marked the end of Anglo-Saxon England and the beginning of Norman rule.' Provenance: Anglo-Saxon historian, 1070.
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