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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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The feudal system is something that seperates the population into different economic groups, each with their own roles and responibilities. The king is at the top of the society, therefore at the top of the feudal system

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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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3.soldier, army, palace, chivalry, mutton, beef and pork.

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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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The Harrying of the North refers to the brutal slaughter and pillaging of Northumbria in 1069-1070 by the army of William the Conqueror. This is thought to have been devastating to the extent that 100,000 people starved to death.

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1) 2 political changes that occurred after the Battle of Hastings were 'William's Harrying of the North' sent people fleeing from the North. Another change is the most obvious one, change of monarch.

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1) 2 political changes that occurred after the Battle of Hastings were 'William's Harrying of the North' sent people fleeing from the North. Another change is the most obvious one, change of monarch.

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2) The Anglo-Saxons were a mix of tribes that arrived in Britain, however were conquered by William.

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2) The Anglo-Saxons were a mix of tribes that arrived in Britain, however were conquered by William.

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3) The Normans were subject to William Normandy. They were the ones who had conquered the Anglo-Saxons, and taken rule of England in 1066.

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3) The Normans were subject to William Normandy. They were the ones who had conquered the Anglo-Saxons, and taken rule of England in 1066.

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Q1) international relations and trade with France blossomed, Trade with the Europeans drastically increased and they had extensive contacts across Europe

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3) The Normans came from northern France, and invaded England in 1066 after King Edward the Confessor died without leaving an heir to the throne. They eventually defeated the Anglo-Saxons at the Battle of Hastings, when King Harold II was killed. The Normans ruled England for about 300 years.

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3) The items that were imported and exported are English wool and wine imported from France

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The two changes is who owned the land. The winner of the battle, William the Conqueror, took away the lands from the English nobles who fought against him., it introduced a new system called feudalism. In this system, the king gave land to the nobles in exchange for their loyalty and service. The nobles allowed peasants to work on the land. This created a social structure with the king at the top, followed by the nobles, and then the peasants. This new system had a big impact on how the economy worked.

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4) The 'Harrying of the North' was when William was experiencing minor rebellions around England. Afterwards, William began depriving those 'savages' of their crops.

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4) The 'Harrying of the North' was when William was experiencing minor rebellions around England. Afterwards, William began depriving those 'savages' of their crops.

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Q5) The king, he had the most power and control over the region

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5) 2 impacts of the 'Harrying of the North' is when people began fleeing from the North, to neighboring countries and large estates, were empty eventually after William's wrath and burning.

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5) 2 impacts of the 'Harrying of the North' is when people began fleeing from the North, to neighboring countries and large estates, were empty eventually after William's wrath and burning.

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Q6) it is a give or take system as the peasants have to give labour to the nobles for them to get taxes and food

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ennland traded with Europe, scandinavia, Middle East, Asia,North America France, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, Italy, Norway and more,

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6) Orderic Vitalis' account of William might be considered mostly as a first source, because when you think about the perspective, mostly the monks had the Domesday Book, the records of all events after the Battle of Hastings. William's strategy, although cruel, made a major impact on those who tried uprising against the Norman reign.

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6) Orderic Vitalis' account of William might be considered mostly as a first source, because when you think about the perspective, mostly the monks had the Domesday Book, the records of all events after the Battle of Hastings. William's strategy, although cruel, made a major impact on those who tried uprising against the Norman reign.

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Q7) the biggest economic impact towards England is the introduction of taxes balancing equality in society as peasants would be able to live and work on land in return of taxes and food

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This is often referred to as the feudal system. The feudal system separated the population into different economic groups, each with their own roles and responsibilities. The king was at the top of society.

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7) The political event that had most impact was, I'm guessing, the 'Harrying of the North' as many people learnt not to mess with the Normans as they were deprived of their vital resources (food).

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7) The political event that had most impact was, I'm guessing, the 'Harrying of the North' as many people learnt not to mess with the Normans as they were deprived of their vital resources (food).

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The largest economic change was the introduction of the feudal system. after conquering England, William needed to secure his control of the people and the land.

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1. french words were introduced and languges merged to become modren english, land-owing elite fled the country, the normans began construction of garrisoned forts and castles across england.