The White Tower: Norman England Historic Site Study

from The GCSE History Revision Podcast · host Mr W

This is our bumepr episode on the Tower of London, the White Tower. William I's residence, symbol of power, refuge of last resort... why was it built? How did it function? How does it fit in with other castles built across England? Why was it white? This is key episode for the 2021 exam as there will be a 16 mark essay question on this.

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