the issue of succession in England policy and approach Edward’s visit of William of Normandy 1051-2 the claim of Harald Hardrada Harold claim and Godwinsson’s death Edward’s comparative strength of the claims attitude of the Anglo-Saxon nobility and role of the witangemot in Harold’s 13 The role and upbringing, education and exile in OCR A Level History: Early Edward’s significance of Normandy Medieval England Edward Holland & Fellows personal beliefs, character and religious piety The Feudal Kingdom of dynastic links, the Godwins and marriage to England 1042-1216, Barlow Edith Anglo-Norman England personal connections and relations with 1066-1166, Chibnall Normandy: previous support of Duke Robert, communication with William The English and the ‘the Bastard’ Norman Conquest , methods in dealing with the problems he Williams faced and leadership qualities his effectiveness as monarch: strength and diplomacy versus weakness and indecision personal involvement in the development of the Church royal patronage and the rebuilding of Westminster Abbey Nature and impact of social groups and the OCR A Level History: Early three ‘orders’: those 13-14 Anglo-Saxon rule on who fight, pray or work Medieval England religion, society and Holland & Fellows effect of local government, taxation and law economy on: The Feudal Kingdom of nature of crime and methods of England 1042-1216, Barlow punishment Anglo-Norman England similarities and differences between 1066-1166, Chibnall
the issue of succession in England Edward’s policy and approach visit of William of Normandy 1051-2 the claim of Harald Hardrada Harold Godwinsson’s claim and Edward’s death comparative strength of the claims attitude of the Anglo-Saxon nobility and role of the witangemot in Harold’s 13 The role and significance of Edward Edward’s upbringing, education and exile in Normandy personal beliefs, character and religious piety dynastic links, the Godwins and marriage to Edith personal connections and relations with Normandy: previous support of Duke Robert, communication with William ‘the Bastard’ methods in dealing with the problems he faced and leadership qualities his effectiveness as monarch: strength and diplomacy versus weakness and indecision personal involvement in the development of the Church royal patronage and the rebuilding of Westminster Abbey OCR A Level History: Early Medieval England Holland & Fellows The Feudal Kingdom of England 1042-1216, Barlow Anglo-Norman England 1066-1166, Chibnall The English and the Norman Conquest , Williams 13-14 Nature and impact of Anglo-Saxon rule on religion, society and economy social groups and the three ‘orders’: those who fight, pray or work effect of local government, taxation and law on: nature of crime and methods of punishment similarities and differences between OCR A Level History: Early Medieval England Holland & Fellows The Feudal Kingdom of England 1042-1216, Barlow Anglo-Norman England 1066-1166, Chibnall
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