Pevensey castle essay plan Flashcards

1
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Name the main changes that Norman Castles brought about

A

enabled the Normans to defend their new lands, socio-economic control, political control,

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defending new lands: evidence at Pevensey

What did William do upon arrival in 1066?

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William built a castle immediately upon arrival in 1066 to protect his invading army

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defending new lands: evidence at Pevensey

What was Pevensey Castle built to defend?

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a natural harbour which could be used to ship soldiers and supplies from Normandy

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defending new lands: evidence at Pevensey

When and why did Henry I spend the summer at Pevensey?

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in 1101 to defend against a potential invasion by his brother Robert Curthose

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defending new lands: other evidence

Where were castles built to defend against the scots?

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Durham and Newcastle, along the Welsh border by the Marcher Lords

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socio-economic control: evidence at Pevensey

What did the castle guard?

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a harbour and entrance to a river

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socio-economic control: evidence at Pevensey

By 1086 how much money was the castle making Robert of Mortain?

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£4 a year in tolls and a further £5 a year from the saltworks trading in the area

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socio-economic control: evidence at Pevensey

How many burgesses did the small borough at Pevensey have by 1086 and how much money did it make Mortain a year?

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over 100 burgesses

£8 a year in tax

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socio-economic control: evidence an Pevensey

How many salt works?

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24

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political control: evidence at Pevensey

What happened to the land around the castle?

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it was seized permenantly from English landowners and granted to loyal supporters of William

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political control: evidence at Pevensey

How did the Normans make the link between themselves and previous conquerers here?

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the castle was built within the remains of a Roman fort

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political control: other evidence

What did castles have?

A

enormous propaganda value

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political control: other evidence

How were they mostly built?

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by forced labour and on land of cleared homes

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political control: other evidence

At Lincoln how was room made for the castle?

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one seventh of the town was flattened

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