7. Normans and Plantagenets Flashcards

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What is the difference between feudalism in Europe and the one in Norman England?

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In Norman England, the lowest sub-tenant also swore loyality to the king (not only to his tenant)

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When did the Norman conquest/invasion begin?

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1066

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3
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Who are the Normans?

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Vikings who settled in Normandy

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4
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Three successors to the throne in 1066:

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-Harold Godwinson (earl of Wessex)
-Harold Hardrada -king od Norway
-William the Bastard/Conqueror -duke of Normandy

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5
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Which successor did the Pope bless?

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William the Bastard/Conqueror

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The end of the Viking age was due to a battle called…

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The Battle of Stamford Bridge (1066)

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Battle of Hastings (year+who won)

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1066,
Normans WON

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What happened to the 3 successors? -Harold Godwinson

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-killed in the battle of Hastings (1066)

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What happened to the 3 successors? -William the Conqueror:

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Crowned king of England in 1066

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The Norman royal dynasty meant that… (name 2)

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-Kings of England = dukes of Normandy
-England involved in French politics

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Bayeux Tapestry is…

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a comic strip depicting the Norman Conquest

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Politics of William the Conqueror:

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-feudalism
-a separate judicial system and a separate common law
-castles

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13
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Domesday Book is…

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a survey of property

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14
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Division of Wales:

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-Marchia Walllia -controlled
-Wallia Pura (Proper Wales) -independent

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Who were the upper and lower class in Norman England?

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-Normans -upper
-Anglo-Saxons -lower

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Languages of Norman England:

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-Anglo-Norman (Norman French)
-English
-Latin

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When was Norman French used?

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Upper classes, royal court, law courts

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When was English used?

A

unwritten dialect, middle and low classes

19
Q

When was Latin used?

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The language of the Catholic Church

20
Q

Constitutions of Clarendon (1164) -explain

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Clerks who commited crimes were judged by the church, but punishe by the royal court

21
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The first English colony (1170):

A

The Pale around Dublin (1170)

22
Q

Henry II invades Ireland and establishes…

A

The Lordship of Ireland (1172-1541)

23
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Which king lost Normandy?

A

John the Lackland

24
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First Barons’ War (years)

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Why did the First Barons' War start? (1215-1217)
John's Lackland attempt to recapture Normandy caused severe taxes
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The most important document in English history:
Magna Carta Libertatum (1215)
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Magna Carta Libertatum (1215) -name 4:
-protection of church rights -no sentence without a trial -limitations on feudal payments -council of 25 barons
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First limitation of King's power by law:
Magna Carta Libertatum (1215)
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Who ruled England during the First Barons' War?
John the Lackland, Henry III
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Reasons for the Second Barons' War (1258-1265), name 3:
-Henry III's ambition -royal control of treasury -taxes
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In 1258 the barons make Henry III grant the...
Provisions of Oxford (1258)
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First document written in English (since the Norman Conquest):
Provisions of Oxford (1258)
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Battle of Lewes -1264, results:
-Henry III dethroned -creation of the parliament
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Henry III (his life in short):
-Second Barons' War (1258-65) -Provisions of Oxford (1258) -dethronisation (1264) -back to the throne (1265)