with the Continent The problem of Olaf and Guthfrith The Formation of England, (including Flanders, Finberg, Paladin The problem of Olaf Guthfristhsson France, Germany and Anglo-Saxon England, Stenton, Harald Fairhair and Hakon Norway); O.U.P. How closer links with the continent were achieved Why they were wanted The consequences of greater links 3 17 Reforms made: OCR A Level History: Early government and Role of the king Medieval England 871–1107, administration (role of The royal court Fellows & Holland, Hodder magnates and Great magnates or major landowners The Formation of England, ealdorman; changes in Importance of administrative units Finberg, Paladin the nature of the court Shires Anglo-Saxon England, Stenton, and royal council); Hundreds O.U.P. Burhs 3 17 Background to the code OCR A Level History: Early codes Athelstan’s legal Medieval England 871–1107, Why they were introduced (II and VI). Fellows & Holland, Hodder Purpose of each part The Formation of England, Significance of the code Finberg, Paladin Anglo-Saxon England, Stenton, O.U.P. 3 18 Impact of the return of the Vikings OCR A Level History: Early Edmund The return of the Vikings Medieval England 871–1107, Extent of successes in dealing with Olaf Eadred (including Olaf Fellows & Holland, Hodder Guthfrisson 946–955 and Guthfrithson as King of The Formation of England, Edgar Extent of successes in dealing with the king of York); the recovery of the Finberg, Paladin Strathclyde northern Danelaw; the Anglo-Saxon England, Stenton, Extent of successes in dealing with religious taking of Strathclyde; O.U.P. reformers Edmund as liberator of Extent of successes in dealing with criminals the Danes; Succession issues
with the Continent (including Flanders, France, Germany and Norway); The problem of Olaf and Guthfrith The problem of Olaf Guthfristhsson Harald Fairhair and Hakon How closer links with the continent were achieved Why they were wanted The consequences of greater links The Formation of England, Finberg, Paladin Anglo-Saxon England, Stenton, O.U.P. 3 17 government and administration (role of magnates and ealdorman; changes in the nature of the court and royal council); Reforms made: Role of the king The royal court Great magnates or major landowners Importance of administrative units Shires Hundreds Burhs OCR A Level History: Early Medieval England 871–1107, Fellows & Holland, Hodder The Formation of England, Finberg, Paladin Anglo-Saxon England, Stenton, O.U.P. 3 17 Athelstan’s legal codes (II and VI). Background to the code Why they were introduced Purpose of each part Significance of the code OCR A Level History: Early Medieval England 871–1107, Fellows & Holland, Hodder The Formation of England, Finberg, Paladin Anglo-Saxon England, Stenton, O.U.P. Edmund Eadred 946–955 and Edgar 3 18 The return of the Vikings (including Olaf Guthfrithson as King of York); the recovery of the northern Danelaw; the taking of Strathclyde; Edmund as liberator of the Danes; Impact of the return of the Vikings Extent of successes in dealing with Olaf Guthfrisson Extent of successes in dealing with the king of Strathclyde Extent of successes in dealing with religious reformers Extent of successes in dealing with criminals Succession issues OCR A Level History: Early Medieval England 871–1107, Fellows & Holland, Hodder The Formation of England, Finberg, Paladin Anglo-Saxon England, Stenton, O.U.P.
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