Significance & Factors in the Contenders for the Throne: Harold Godwinson
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A worksheet exploring the significance of various factors influencing Harold Godwinson's claim and position as a contender for the throne of England.
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Significance & Factors in the Contenders for the Throne: Harold Godwinson
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Introduction to Harold Godwinson
Source A: Contemporary Chronicle
'Harold Godwinson was the powerful Earl of Wessex, trusted by the King and a strong contender for becoming king himself.' Provenance: Medieval chronicle written shortly after 1066.
Factors Influencing Harold's Claim
Source B: Political Factor
'Harold's political power was reinforced by his control over Wessex and the support of other nobles.' Provenance: Medieval political analysis.
Ranking Factors by Importance
Source C: Economic Factor
'Harold's wealth and landholdings provided him with the financial backing necessary for military campaigns.' Provenance: Medieval economic analysis.
Overall Significance of Factors
Source D: Historian's View
'Harold's political support and military strength were the most decisive factors in his success.' Provenance: Modern historian analysis.
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