Ireland 1169-1500 starts with a bridging unit, designed to ease the transition from primary school, that focuses on the skills a historian needs. It then goes on to look at the idea of identity and how our identity is shaped by the past. This leads into stimulating historical enquiries within the period.It concludes by asking the students to evaluate what they have learnt and to look forward to Year 9 - particularly focusing on how to further develop their historical skills.

 

 

This book features in the following series: History For Ccea, History For Ccea Ks3 .

This book has been graded for interest at 14-16 years.

There are 96 pages in this book. This book was published in 2007 by Hodder Education .

Sheelagh Dean, Vivien Kelly and Julie Taggart are all history advisors in Northern Ireland. Sheelagh Dean, Cheryl Stafford and Catherine Thompson are all history advisors in Northern Ireland.

This book has the following chapters: Introduction: your pathway through this book Chapter 1 What is History? Chapter 2 Who am I? Chapter 3 Why did the Normans invade Ireland in 1169? Chapter 4 What were people in the past really like? Chapter 5 How did life in Ireland change during 1169-1500? Chapter 6 Who was who in Medieval Ireland? Chapter 7 What were health and medicine like in the Middle Ages? Chapter 8 Did the Normans leave us anything worth keeping? Chapter 9 What does it mean to get better at history?