Year 7 Week 3 Bayeux Tapestry and Norman changes to life

Recap: Why was there a disputed succession in 1066?

• Edward the Confessor's children had died

• Edward the Confessor had no children

• Edward the Confessor's children couldn't decide who should be king

Recap: What was William of Normandy claim to the English throne?

• Edward the Confessor promised William the throne

• The Witan declared William king

• William was Edward's blood relative

Recap: Why was Harold's army so tired at the Battle of Hastings?

• They had built a castle at Pevensey

• They had climbed to the top of Senlac Hill

• They had marched quickly south from Stamford Bridge

Recap: What is the name of the tactic of 'Pretending to retreat to in order to lure an enemy into a position of vulnerability'

(a)  

Recap: The Feudal System is an exchange of ______ for _______

• Money for food

• Land for loyalty

• Spice for wool

• Meat for grain

Recap: In the Norman version of Feudalism, how was society structured?

• King > Baron> Knights > Peasants

• King > Bishop > Villein > Serf

• King > Baron > Bishop > Serf

• King > Tenant in Chief > Peasant > Serf

Recap: What did William conduct in 1085?

• A survey

• A crusade

• A battle

• A world war

Recap: What was Williams survey known as?

• The Bayeux Tapestry

• The Magna Carta

• The Domesday survey

• The census

What was the Bayeux Tapestry?

• A Norman battle tactic.

• A embroidered cloth that depicts the events leading up to the Norman conquest of England.

• A special type of castle.

• A second survey conducted by William

In what year was the Bayeux Tapestry made?

• 1070

• 1066

• 1085

• 1068