AQA History - Normans
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1. Why did anglo-saxon subjects obey the norman king?

2. Introduced which meant that people who worked for the church e.g. priests - bishops etc... could be tried in a different court to everybody else. They were more lenient.

3. William

4. Sub-regulus

5. Burh

6. What did church courts have to ensure?

7. Thegn associated with the most famous rebellion in east anglia

8. Housecarls

9. Oath (under oath)

10. Treasury

11. Date of battle of stamford bridge

12. The witan

13. Be people who knew the person accused and probably from their tithing.

14. What was the murdrum fine?

15. Edgar aetheling

16. Fulford gate

17. Baron

18. Ecclesiastical

19. What happened if a notorious criminal was brought before court?

20. What was the most rebellious part of england?

21. Capital punishment would be used under the normans for...

22. Trencher

23. Wessex

24. Royal writ

25. Who organised and led the earl's rebellion in 1075?

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