The First 100 years war

The 6 C's

Learning Objectives
To identify causes of the
First Hundred Years' War

Starter Activity
What are some of the main causes
of war?
 Big Picture

• The 12th Century was

another period of instability
and conflict,
particularly between
England and France. This
period occurred from
1159 to 1259CE and
was called the
First Hundred Years' War
Task 1 - Answer the questions
in sentences
1. When did the first Hundred Years’ War begin?
• A. 1154 B. 1159 C. 1199 D. 1259
• 2. Which king convinced Richard the Lionheart’s brother to fight against
him?
• A. King Henry II B. King Philip Augustus C. King John D. King Louis IX
• 3. What was the French royal family called?
• A. The House of Plantagenet B. The House of Capet C. The Angevid Empire
D. The Treaty of Paris
• 4. Who did the Magna Carta protect?
• A. English kings B. peasants C. people D. French kings
Task 2 – List the accomplishemts
of each of the Kings mentioned.
• King Henry II
• King Louis VII
• Richard the Lionheart
• King Philip Augustus
• King John
• King Henry III
The Magna Carta
• Watch the video and take notes.
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=gA-y8uOJs9k

• The original Magna Carta is kept

in the British Library.
• Why is it important to save
documents like this for hundreds
of years?
• What can we learn from this
about the past?
Source Analysis AO3
1. What do you think the
picture is showing about
what King John though about
signing the Magna Carta?
2. How does he look like he
feels about it?
3. Who was watching him? Do
you think he signed it
willingly? Why?
4. Who benefited from the
Magna Carta?
Who Benefits?
• Complete table on
page 80.
Review