List the three earls involved in the 1075 revolt. List what happened to each earl after the 1075 revolt. What were the three new Marcher Earldoms called? Who defeated the 1075 Revolt of the Earls on behalf of William? Why did William allow many English lords to keep their lands and titles at first? Give the two rives where the Harrying of the North stretched to and from. Score out of 11= ______/11 Go back through the areas you struggled with and revise these sections further. KT3 – Norman England, 1066-88 The Norman Feudal System When William became King, he established himself as the owner of all England’s land. His key allies became his tenants-in-chief, who received huge grants of land direct from the king in return for their military service. They then granted land out to their followers in turn, creating the feudal hierarchy with the king at the top, with huge power to command and control the system. Task: Read through the information and match the statement to the correct role. The king ‘I give some of my land to my knights. I might give them one or more villages so that he has enough to pay for his weapons, armour and horse. In return, they agree to do military service and make up the men I need to provide to the king for 40 days of knight service’ Tenants-in-chief ‘I am an ordinary farmer, and there are more of us in society than any other group. We are not free to travel and have to stay and work for our local lord. In return for us being allowed to live here, we work on our lords land for between 2-3 days which is called the labour service.’ Knights ‘I own all of the land in England, but give land to some of my most loyal supporters. They don’t own this land themselves, they just look after it for me. In return they agree to bring men to fight for me for 40 days’ Villeins (Peasants) ‘I’m too busy fighting so I give most of my land to the local people, so they can grow their own food. I even get them to grow my own food for me because I am a proud soldier. In return they work 2 or 3 days a week for me and can have
List the three earls involved in the 1075 revolt. List what happened to each earl after the 1075 revolt. What were the three new Marcher Earldoms called? Who defeated the 1075 Revolt of the Earls on behalf of William? Why did William allow many English lords to keep their lands and titles at first? Give the two rives where the Harrying of the North stretched to and from. Score out of 11= ______/11 Go back through the areas you struggled with and revise these sections further. KT3 – Norman England, 1066-88 The Norman Feudal System When William became King, he established himself as the owner of all England’s land. His key allies became his tenants-in-chief, who received huge grants of land direct from the king in return for their military service. They then granted land out to their followers in turn, creating the feudal hierarchy with the king at the top, with huge power to command and control the system. Task: Read through the information and match the statement to the correct role. The king ‘I give some of my land to my knights. I might give them one or more villages so that he has enough to pay for his weapons, armour and horse. In return, they agree to do military service and make up the men I need to provide to the king for 40 days of knight service’ Tenants-in-chief ‘I am an ordinary farmer, and there are more of us in society than any other group. We are not free to travel and have to stay and work for our local lord. In return for us being allowed to live here, we work on our lords land for between 2-3 days which is called the labour service.’ Knights ‘I own all of the land in England, but give land to some of my most loyal supporters. They don’t own this land themselves, they just look after it for me. In return they agree to bring men to fight for me for 40 days’ Villeins (Peasants) ‘I’m too busy fighting so I give most of my land to the local people, so they can grow their own food. I even get them to grow my own food for me because I am a proud soldier. In return they work 2 or 3 days a week for me and can have
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