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British Depth Study: Norman England, c1066–c1100
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I can describe the nature of kingship in Anglo-Saxon England.
I can explain why William of Normandy had a claim to the English throne.
I can explain why there was a succession crisis after the death of Edward the Confessor.
I can explain why Harold Godwinson won the Battle of Stamford Bridge.
I can give an account of the Battle of Hastings.
I can explain the reasons for William’s victory.
I can explain why London submitted to William in 1066.
I can explain how William used rewards and new earldoms to help establish control.
I can describe Norman motte-and-bailey castles and explain the reasons for their construction in England.
I can describe the revolts of 1067-1075 against William I.
I can describe the features of the Harrying of the North and explain its causes and impacts.
I can describe how William maintained royal power.
I can recall some of the key figures in Norman government.
I can explain how the feudal system helped William control his kingdom.
I can describe the 'tenurial revolution' which followed the Norman conquest.
I can explain the significance of Domesday Book.
I can evaluate the extent to which justice and the legal system changed under the Normans.
I can explain continuity and change in the government of Norman England.
I can describe features of town life and changes to towns under the Normans.
I can describe features of village life and changes to villages under the Normans.
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