The Church & Religion in Medieval & Early Modern UK: The Case of Becket
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This worksheet guides students through key events related to Thomas Becket, exploring the timeline and significance of his life and death within the context of medieval religion and politics.
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The Church & Religion in Medieval & Early Modern UK: The Case of Becket
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Timeline of Thomas Becket's Life and Death
Source A: Biographical Summary of Thomas Becket Thomas Becket was born around 1118 in London. He became the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1162. Becket was a close friend of King Henry II, but their relationship became strained over church rights. Becket was murdered on 29 December 1170 in Canterbury Cathedral by knights loyal to the King.
Source B: Excerpt from a Medieval Chronicle
'The martyrdom of Becket shocked all of England and greatly increased the church's influence.' Provenance: Medieval chronicler, 13th century.
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