Ways William gained control Flashcards

1
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What was England divided up into in Anglo Saxons

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Earlsdoms

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2
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In what year was waltheof replaced by Norman’s

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1076

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3
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By what year where all senior positions go church held by Norman’s

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1096

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4
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Why did William end up replacing all Anglo Saxon earls

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Lack of loyalty

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5
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What was the basis of the Norman feudal system

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William gave out land as a reward

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6
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Give 3 examples of how the Norman feudal system was a change

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-land ownership remained with king
-barons given land and titles in return for loyalty
-barons gave protection shelter food and sometimes land to
knights
-knights gave peasants food protection and shelter in return for working on fields and military service

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7
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What were the people who owned land in Norman England called

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Tenants in chief or barons

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8
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How much land do church own by 1086

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25%

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9
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What was subinfeudation

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Tenants in chief could reward followers with small grants of land

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10
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Give 4 examples of earldoms in 1050

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Mercia // Northumbria // Wessex // east anglia

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11
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3 examples of earldoms William created

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Chester Hereford and Kent

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12
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Scutage

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A taxation knights could pay to avoid military service to king

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13
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Fiscal feudalism

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Land given by king in return for oaths of fealty

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14
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How did bishop Odo help William rule

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Was his regents

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15
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2 examples of how Robert of mortain helped William rule

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He gave William the use of ships for invasion of England and fought for William in 1069 against danish invaders

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16
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How did William FitzsObern help William rule (2)

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  • helped William recruit soldiers for Hastings

- served as regent during harrying of north

17
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Two examples of how William controlled wales

A

William FitzObern became a marcher Lord to control he built castles and garrisons in Monmouth // Clifford // Wigmore

18
Q

What is a geld

A

A tax

19
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What was the domesday survey

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-a list to find out how much people owned so they could raise more taxes

20
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Name 3 reasons the Domesday book helped William to gain control

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  • formal written record at the start of feudal system and helped William to get as much money as possible from taxes
  • William could legalise and record arguments over ownership of land
21
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How much land did the domesday survey show William and his family owned

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20%

22
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3 examples of the questions the domesday book asked

A

Who holds land in 1086 ?
How many hides where there ?
How many animals were there?

23
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Why did the survey become known as the domesday book

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In the twelfth century the survey was seen as being equal to Gods authority on judgement day

24
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What was the population of England in 1086

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1.5 - 2 million