Year 11 Anglo-Saxon and Norman England

What were the three different groups in the social structure of Anglo-Saxon England?

• Serfs, Nobles, Merchants
• Slaves, Peasant farmers, Thegns
• Clergy, Artisans, Warriors
• Royalty, Merchants, Soldiers

What was the name of the peasants who were free to work for another lord?

• Serfs
• Villeins
• Ceorls
• Bondsmen

What percentage of Anglo-Saxon society were slaves?

• 5%
• 10%
• 15%
• 20%

How many Thegns were there in Anglo-Saxon England by 1060?

• 1,000 - 2,000
• 2,000 - 3,000
• 4,000 - 5,000
• 6,000 - 7,000

What is a hide?

• A type of clothing worn by peasants
• A unit of measurement for land
• A type of Anglo-Saxon weapon
• A form of punishment

Could people move up and down the social status in Anglo-Saxon England?

• Yes
• No

Name a power of an Anglo-Saxon king

• Building castles
• Law making
• Exploration
• Agriculture

Name a duty of the Anglo-Saxon people.

• To fish
• To obey the law
• To trade with other kingdoms
• To build roads

Give a reason why Edward was a legitimate king

• Skilled archer
• Respected law maker
• Talented musician
• Expert farmer

What was The Danelaw?

• A region in England with Danish laws
• A famous Anglo-Saxon battle
• A type of Anglo-Saxon ship
• A form of taxation