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Why is Richard III thought to have been evil?.

Answer the following in your exercise book:.

How many times did the power change hands?.

Watch the video on the War of the Roses + Richard III and answer the following questions in your exercise book:.

Match up with someone on the other side and argue your case.

Write down at least 3 valid arguments as to why your side deserves to be the ruling power in England.

Who was involved in the conflict? Full sentence answers!.

Why was it called the ‘War of the Roses’?.

Read the rest of the chapter from page 87 – 92 and answer the following questions in your book:.

Starter: Make a list of qualities that you think would make a good king.

L.O: Describe the events of the War of the Roses and the introduction of the Tudors.