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1. Identify two economic impacts of the Battle of Hastings

2. Who did England trade with? Why did they trade with them?

3. What items were imported and exported to England’s trading partners?

4. What is the feudal system?

5. Under the feudal system, which group has the most power? Explain your answer

6. Some historians describe the feudal system as a system of “give and take”. Explain what this means

7. Which ecomonic change do you think had the most impact on England? Explain your answer

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Some social changes were the English language, architecture and everyday life changes.

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The Norman rule introduced French words to the English language and added multiple words for the same concept.

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1. Identify two political changes that occurred following the Battle of Hastings

2. Who were the Anglo-Saxons?

3. Who were the Normans? How long did they rule England?

4. What was the Harrying of the North?

5. Identify and explain two impacts of the Harrying of the North?

6. Is Orderic Vitalis’ writing a primary or a secondary source? What does it tell us about William’s strategy of stopping rebellion?

7. Which political change do you think had the most impact on England? Explain your answer

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1. Identify three social impacts of the Battle of Hastings

2. How was language impacted by Norman rule?

3. Identify 3 words that were introduced to the English language

4. Describe the new style of castles implemented by the Normans

5. How many castles did William build following the Battle of Hastings? Why do you think this is the case?

6. What is manorialism?

7. Which social change do you think had the most impact on England? Explain your answer

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1. -As William remained the Duke of Normandy after becoming King of England in December of 1066, international relations and trade with France blossomed.

-As the Vikings went into decline and the Normans had extensive contacts across Europe, trade with the continent increased dramatically.

2. England traded with France, London, Southampton, Scandinavia and Nottingham.

3. English wool were exported to Flanders and wine was imported from france

4. The largest economic change was the introduction of the feudal system. William rewarded his closest supporters with large areas of land to manage on his behalf. This is often referred as the feudal system. The feudal system separated the population into different economic groups.

5. The king has the most power because they have the most resources.

6. The king has the most power because they have the most resources.

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1) feudalism and Social Structure, Cultural Influence, Nobility.

2) The Norman rule significantly influenced the English language

3) Admirable, Baseless, Dwindle.

4) The Normans introduced a new style of castles in the British Isles, known as motte and bailey castles

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Three news words introduced from the French language to the English language were solider, army, palace.

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One acritical change in the castles were that the mottes were raised.

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2 impacts from the harriying of the North were The population and wealth of the north of england had halved because of the harriying.

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The Orderic Vitallis is primary source as it was made during william's rule. His plan to stop the rebellion were to burn the crops of the people infront of them so they stop the reballion.

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change of monarch.

1. Britain has never change so dramatically during the reign of monarch.

2. Queen Elizabeth the 2nd witnessed significant changes around the world like society, technology, public transport and geopolitics, which has created what people recognize today as the modern British state.

3. Around 1953 people had a few television, sooner people started purchasing the television and over 20 million people watch the Queen Elizabeth the second being crowned at Westminster Abbey in London.

4. Over the following 69 years, the social media change beyond recognition. More television changes are now available, 24 hour channels, newspaper viewed online, and social media posts are more visible anywhere around the globe.

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Ahmad like ian secretly

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Ian like ahmad secretly