Angevin Puns

sorry if this question is too wide or brief for this subreddit. I'm researching this area of history for my A-Level coursework and i'm looking for help in factors that led to its downfall. I've got points like the Great Anarchy 1139-53, the Third Crusade amd the wars with france but i'm struggling to think of a 4th point. I was originally going to include the Magna Carta and the 1st Barons war but the collapse was before this occured so it probably can't be included. There's also relations with the church during this time but i can't seem to find a why in how thats related to the fall of the empire. If there's anything you guys can think of for a 4th point or any feedback for my other points will be greatly appreciated. thanks in advance

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I'm starting to read Here Be Dragons by Sharon Kay Penman as an e-book, but I can't read the maps very well. Does anyone know some good printable maps of Wales and of the Angevin Empire set during that time period (c. late-12th to early-13th centuries) and which would incorporate the locations mentioned in that novel? Thank you very much. I really appreciate it.

I teach some secondary school history in the UK and managed to get myself into hot water with the Head of History over a debate I had with a student, whom I agreed with. At the end of my lessons I give students time to question what we learned that day. One student asked why we look at the Angevin Empire as an early British Empire when William was Duke of Normandy, so surely it would be Normandy/French Empire? In that when we talk about Henry V we talk about getting French areas back, but weren't the UK invaded by French Normans?

In fairness I agreed with him, but as a non-history specialist (I'm a geography teacher) said I'd check with Head of History (as she is specialist) and let him know more next lesson. Head History was really mad at me and said I'd miss-taught the lesson and I would have to apologise to the class for misinforming them. She did not explain why I or student were wrong. I'm just trying to teach students fair history and I'm happy to be told I'm wrong, but I'd like to know why.

Can someone help me out as I'm confused?

Man it's such a shame that a decision to create a Angevin Empire isn't in the game. I'd love to see it in a future flavour pack or expansion.

What Empire decisions would you guys like to see? Historical or non-Historical.

How widespread was the Revolt?
What were the reasons for a number of Henry’s vassals joint the rebellion? Was it a backlash from his centralization?

It’s seems like the vast majority of Henry’s lords stayed loyal. This, coupled Henry’s effective royal bureaucracy and personal skill, seems to have rendered the revolt impotent from the start.

How powerful was Henry II in his respective domains? More specifically, did his “writ” truly run from Aquitaine to Scotland? Could he for instance, command grudging loyalty from the lords of Aquitaine, even though Eleanor was the legitimate ruler and as such was due to pay homage to Louis VII for the duchy?

The power dynamics are fascinating, but is difficult to nail down the specifics of Henry’s power, even though he was doubtless extraordinarily powerful.