Macbeth 1.4 Historical Reference: Monarchy in 11th-Century Scotland

Macbeth 1.4 Historical Reference: Monarchy in 11th-Century Scotland

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Interactive Video

History

9th - 10th Grade

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The transcript discusses the rules of succession in monarchies, contrasting it with 11th century Scotland where military prowess was crucial for kingship. It highlights the political instability due to clan rivalries and external threats. Macbeth's potential to become king is considered due to his military leadership. The discussion ends with a question about the king's absence from the battlefield.

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OPEN ENDED QUESTION

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What role did noblemen play in selecting a king during this period?

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What does the text suggest about Macbeth's potential to become king?

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