Thomas Becket :

• St. Thomas Becket (Kids Zone - holyspiritinteractive.net)
  
  
  
  
  
• Thomas Becket (Wikipedia)
  "St Thomas Becket, St Thomas of Canterbury (c. 1118 – December 29, 1170) was Archbishop of Canterbury from 1162 to 1170."
  * 1 Early life
  * 2 Primacy
  * 3 The constitutions of Clarendon
  * 4 Assassination
  * 5 Aftermath and cultural references
  * 6 Notes and references
  * 7 Further Reading
  * 8 External links
  
  
• Who will rid me of this meddlesome priest? (anglican.org) - LIEN MODIFIE

• Thomas Becket murdered at Canterbury - a brief text (hyperhistory.com)

• The Murder of Thomas Becket, 1170 (eyewitnesstohistory.com)
  
  

• SAINT FOR THE WEEK - December 29th St. Thomas Becket, Patron of Portsmouth. (hullp.demon.co.uk)
  
  

• INTERACTIVE activities :
  
  • Thomas Becket - Gap-fill exercise (educationforum.co.uk)

   

• Activity TO PRINT :
  
• The Murder of Thomas Becket (schoolhistory.co.uk)

 

• Year 7 Assessment on the Medieval Church - difficult (comptonhistory.com)

 

• Lesson plan :
  
  
• The Murder of Thomas Becket in 1170 (kgv.edu.hk)
  Go to source 1: Eye-witness to murder of Thomas Becket
  Go to source 2: Murder of Thomas Becket 1
  Go to source 3: Henry II orders the family of Thomas Becket into exile
  Go to source 4: Martyrdom of three saints
  Go to source 5: King Henry II argues with Thomas Becket
  Go to source 6: Murder of Thomas Becket 2
  
  
  

Henry II :

• Henry II and Becket - a timeline (btinternet.com)

• Henry II (1154-1189) - (britannia.com)

• Henry and Eleanor (historyforkids.org)
  
  

• Becket, the Church and Henry II (BBC)

• INTERACTIVE activity :
  
  • Henry II and Thomas Becket (schoolhistory.co.uk)

   

• Activity TO PRINT :
  
  • Henry II and Becket
    "A worksheet that presents the feud between Henry II and Becket step by step.
    Comprehension questions at the end test knowledge and understanding."
    (schoolhistory.co.uk)

   

• INTERACTIVE game :
  
• The Henry II and Thomas Becket Game (schoolhistory.co.uk)
  "You are Henry II. You have to build up your reputation..."
  
  
  
  
  

Canterbury Cathedral :

• Canterbury Cathedral - Photos (gotik-romanik.de)
  
  

• Canterbury Cathedral Virtual Tour (clicksandclicks.com)

• CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL (YouTube)

• Virtual tour of Canterbury Cathedral - interactive (request.org.uk)
  
  

• Canterbury Cathedral (canterbury-cathedral.org)

• Canterbury Cathedral (Wikipedia)
  * 1 History
  o 1.1 Augustine o 1.2 Later Saxon and Viking o 1.3 Norman o 1.4 Thomas Becket o 1.5 14th-16th centuries
  o 1.6 Dissolution of the Monasteries o 1.7 18th century to Present
  * 2 12th century Canterbury compared with the Abbey of St Gall
  * 3 The Foundation
  * 4 Organs and Organists o 4.1 Organ o 4.2 Organists
  * 5 See also
  * 6 External links
  

Literature :

• The Canterbury Tales (Wikipedia)
  "a collection of stories written by Geoffrey Chaucer in the 14th century (two of them in prose, the rest in verse).
  The tales, some of which are originals and others not, are contained inside a frame tale and told by a collection of pilgrims on a pilgrimage from Southwark to Canterbury to visit the shrine of Saint Thomas Becket at Canterbury Cathedral.
  The Canterbury Tales are written in Middle English."
  * 1 The prologue and individual tales
  * 2 The complete work
  * 3 Significance o 3.1 Antisemitism
  * 4 The pilgrims' route and real locations
  * 5 Influences
  * 6 Stage and film adaptations
  * 7 Further reading
  * 8 References
  * 9 Audio clips
  * 10 External links

• The Canterbury Tales and Other Poems, available at Project Gutenberg. (gutenberg.org)

• The Canterbury Tales Prologue in Middle English (YouTube)

• Modern english side-by-side translation of all verse tales (librarius.com)

• The Canterbury Tales: A Complete Translation into Modern English (ronaldecker.com)

• The Pardoner's Tale from "The Rap Canterbury Tales" (YouTube)
  "This modern English rap version is a modern interpretation of Chaucer’s Middle English text."
  See The Canterbury Tales: A Modern Pilgrimage (wiki.elearning.ubc.ca)
  Read the lyrics (aspirations.english.cam.ac.uk)