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British depth study: Anglo-Saxon and Norman England, c1060–88
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I can describe key features of Anglo-Saxon society.
I can explain how powerful Edward the Confessor was.
I can describe how Anglo-Saxon England was governed.
I can describe the economy and the role of the Church in Anglo-Saxon England.
I can explain why the Godwin family was so powerful in Anglo-Saxon England.
I can explain what the uprising against Tostig in 1065 reveals about who held power in Anglo-Saxon England.
I can explain why there was a succession crisis in 1066.
I can explain why the Battles of Gate Fulford and Stamford Bridge are significant.
I can describe features of the Battle of Hastings.
I can explain the reasons for William’s victory.
I can explain why the earls submitted to William at Berkhamsted.
I can explain William's use of rewards and Marcher earldoms to control England.
I can describe Norman motte-and-bailey castles and explain the reasons for their construction in England.
I can explain the key events of the Northern and East Anglian rebellions.
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 explain what the revolt of the earls reveals about Anglo-Saxon resistance to Norman rule by 1075.
I can explain how the feudal system helped William control his kingdom.
I can explain reasons for Norman reforms of the English Church.
I can explain the extent of change and continuity in Norman England.
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