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9 May 2026

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  1. The Domesday Book – Information as Power

Show students how data can be used to control a kingdom.

This lesson explores the purpose and impact of the Domesday Book (1086).

  • Source-based enquiry (visual stimulus)
  • Clear explanation of taxation, control, and governance
  • Structured PEEL writing task
  • Judgement: How useful was the Domesday Book to William?

Perfect for linking administration to power in a clear, accessible way.

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