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  • What was the name of the Anglo-Saxon who led a rebellion against Norman rule in the Fens of East Anglia?
    Hereward the Wake.
  • When King Edward the Confessor died, Harold the Englishman had an added advantage to become the next king compared to his two rivals. What was his advantage?
    Harold was already in England.
  • Anglo-Saxons kings were helped by a group of advisors known as _____________.
    The Witan.
  • What was the name of the new system of land control that was introduced by King William?
    Feudal system.
  • In which year did Edward the Confessor, King of England died?
    1066
  • After the Romans left Britain, which of the following tribes began to invade?
    Angles, Saxons and Jutes
  • In England, which of the following was the largest order of monks?
    Benedictines.
  • In about 2500 BC, a new wave of settlers began arriving in Britain from central Europe. They were known as the __________ people because of the decorated pottery they used.
    Beaker
  • What was the name given to slaves who lived in Anglo-Saxon England?
    Thralls
  • ___ is the ordinary villagers and they owned enough land to grow their own food and keep some animals.
    Ceorl
  • On which day was William crowned as the King of England
    25 December 1066
  • People in medieval Britain followed __________ Christianity.
    Roman Catholic
  • What is a ‘Motte’?
    A high mound of earth upon which a castle’s keep was built.
  • A group of advisers who helped the king to look after and area of England is called as
    witan
  • Britain’s earliest immigrants were known as__________
    hunter gatherers
  • _____ are the heads of the families and the area that they looked after was known as ’earldom’.
    Earls
  • How many months did William and his army took to reach London after the Battle of Hastings?
    2 months
  • Before becoming the king of England, William was the duke of which country?
    Norman
  • Harold Godwinson was the earl of which of these Anglo-Saxon earldoms?
    Wessex
  • The earliest wooden motte and bailey castles took approximately how long to built.
    7 to 14 days
  • __ are the slaves who were either prisoners or the people who were unable to pay off debts.
    Thralls
  • Which of the following types of soldiers would go into battle on a horse?
    The knights
  • After the Celts, which of the following tribes began to invade in Britain?
    The Romans.
  • Hadrada and Tostig died at which battle on 25 September 1066?
    Battle of Stamford Bridge.
  • The ruler of the country is a
    king
  • Religious travellers called ____
    pilgrims