Instructional Video6:07
Curated Video

Facial Reconstructions of Richard III & the Princes in the Tower | Mini Documentary | Royalty Now

Pre-K - Higher Ed
The story of Richard III and the Princes in the Tower is one of the notorious mysteries in English history. Was Richard a tyrant who killed his nephews, or an innocent, believing he was simply the best candidate to take the throne?...
Instructional Video16:13
Curated Video

The First Royal Pretender To Henry VII's Throne | Lambert Simnel | The Wars Of The Roses

12th - Higher Ed
Once Henry VII took the throne of England, his position as king was threatened almost immediately - starting with the first royal pretender, Lambert Simnel. Was the son of an Oxfordshire organ-maker really the son of George, Duke of...
Instructional Video2:25
Curated Video

Matilda Hughes: Fighting for Family

9th - Higher Ed
Enduring slavery and loss, Matilda Hughes's relentless quest to reunite and rebuild her family showcases the indomitable spirit of love amidst America's darkest chapters.
Instructional Video6:01
Curated Video

John Locke: Wie man freie Denker bildet

Higher Ed
Lockes Ideen zu Religion und Demokratie wurden zur Grundlage der meisten liberalen Gesellschaften und machen ihn zum Vater des Liberalismus. Einige sind jedoch der Meinung, dass sein Erziehungsratgeber "Some Thoughts Concerning...
Instructional Video11:40
Weird History

The Real Life Breaveheart

12th - Higher Ed
We all know that historical movies can be inaccurate. Sometimes, they get historical figures completely wrong – for example, Pocahontas was a child when she met John Smith, and so was Isabella of France when William Wallace was alive....
Instructional Video6:22
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Struggle for Power Among the Sons of Emma and Cnut

12th - Higher Ed
When Cnut the Great died, the sons of Emma and Cnut as well as the sons from each of their first marriages argued for control of various parts of the kingdom. This video covers the complexities of these competing claims, political...
Instructional Video2:42
Curated Video

Death and Legacy of Emma of Normandy

12th - Higher Ed
Emma of Normandy was an influential queen of the early medieval period. From her marriage to Aethelred to her marriage to Cnut the Great of Denmark, Emma's decisions and the subsequent political reactions and tensions had far-reaching...
Instructional Video4:01
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Marriage to Cnut of Denmark and Queen for the Second time

12th - Higher Ed
Soon after the death of her first husband, Emma of Normandy married Cnut the Great of Denmark. This video delves into the political and personal dynamics of their marriage, as well as the peace and stability they brought to England....
Instructional Video4:55
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What is the Significance of the Stone of Scone?

12th - Higher Ed
This video explores the history and significance of King Edward's Chair, which is used in the coronation of British monarchs. It discusses the chair's origins, including its commission by Edward I and the addition of the Stone of Scone....
Instructional Video6:18
Curated Video

History and Evolution of the British Coronation Ceremony

12th - Higher Ed
Trace the origins of the ceremony back to King Edgar in 973. Learn how the symbolism and traditions evolved over time, including the establishment of Westminster Abbey as the consistent location. Understand the role of religion,...
Instructional Video17:15
John D Ruddy

Monarchs of England Part 4: The Hundred Years' War - Manny Man Does History

12th - Higher Ed
Find out all about the Hundred Years War and the very long rivalry between England and France.
Instructional Video10:18
John D Ruddy

Monarchs of England Part 3: The Plantagenets - Manny Man Does History

12th - Higher Ed
Find out all about the conflicts between England, Scotland, France, and the years leading up to the Hundred Years War.
Instructional Video9:21
John D Ruddy

Monarchs of England Part 1: The Anglo-Saxons - Manny Man Does History

12th - Higher Ed
Part 1 of the Monarchs of England goes from end of the Roman Empire all the way through the age of the Anglo-Saxons! Enjoy!
Instructional Video8:38
Curated Video

The Fight for Scottish Independence | The Life & Times of Robert the Bruce

12th - Higher Ed
March 19, 1286. King Alexander III, whom you might vaguely recall from the Haakon IV video as a king who existed, is dead. His only heir is his three-year-old granddaughter, who was also the daughter of the king of Norway and married to...
Instructional Video9:31
Jabzy

1405 - The Year England was Nearly Destroyed | Medieval England, Owain Glyndwr, Plantagenets... etc.

12th - Higher Ed
1405 - The Year England was Nearly Destroyed | Medieval England, Owain Glyndwr, Plantagenets... etc.
Instructional Video16:06
Schooling Online

Shakespeare's Richard III - Plot Summary

3rd - Higher Ed
Join us for a terrifying journey into the twisted mind of Richard, Duke of Gloucester. Could he be Shakespeare’s most epic villain? He will stop at nothing to steal the English crown, even if it means betraying his own family! But there...
Instructional Video17:04
Curated Video

William Wallace: Real Story & Facial Reconstructions

Pre-K - Higher Ed
The video provides a detailed exploration of the life of Sir William Wallace, separating fact from fiction and delving into his role in the Scottish fight for independence. It discusses key events, battles, and alliances that shaped...
Instructional Video4:35
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Aelfthryth of Devon part 5: Later Years and Legacy

12th - Higher Ed
In her later years, Queen Aelfthryth raised her grandchildren and tended to the Benedictine abbeys. Though history has narrowed her to a wicked stepmother, Elfrida has an impressive legacy and played in important role in shaping...
Instructional Video4:35
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Margaret of York part 5: Attempts to Undermine Charles VII

12th - Higher Ed
Learn how Mary of York used Perkin Warbeck to threaten Charles VII's rule. Despite being a woman in a male-dominated world, Margaret used her charm, intelligence and political acumen to win over allies, aid her brother Edward's rule, and...
Instructional Video5:23
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Margaret of York part 4: Mentoring Mary of Burgundy and Her Children

12th - Higher Ed
Why was it important to Margaret of York that her stepdaughter marry Maximilian of Hapsburg? This marriage was an important step in securing Burgundy against French threats. Following the marriage, Margaret experienced several personal...
Instructional Video6:14
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Aelfthryth of Devon part 3: Brief Reign and Murder of King Edward

12th - Higher Ed
The reign of King Edward was cut short by his murder. History has blamed his stepmother, Elfrida, for the murder but is there proof to support that accusation? This video provides a historical context for the events leading up to the...
Instructional Video4:08
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Aelfthryth of Devon part 4: Tumultuous Reign of King Aethelred

12th - Higher Ed
King Ethelred was the half-brother and successor of the murdered KingEdward, who was murdered. He was only 10 years old when he became king, and his mother, Elfrida, acted as regent until he came of age. Ethelred worked hard to establish...
Instructional Video5:02
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Margaret of York part 3: Political Involvement

12th - Higher Ed
Margaret of York, the Duchess of Burgundy, was instrumental in cultural and political events during 15th century England. Learn how Margaret mediated between two of her brothers during their conflict for the throne and played a...
Instructional Video6:58
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Margaret of York part 2: Becoming the Duchess of Burgundy

12th - Higher Ed
Despite opposition from the French king, Margaret of York, married Charles, Duke of Burgundy in the late 15th century. Learn about the negotiations that led to the marriage, as well as the lavish celebrations and new responsibilities...