Year 7 History - recap of topics so far
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- Q1
Who was the only English claimant to the throne after Harold was killed at the Battle of Hastings?
Etherald the Viking
William the Conqueror
Harold Godwinson
Harald Hardraada
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Why was King Edward called 'The Confessor'?
He was known for being mean and cruel and so had to confess many bad things
He often found himself confused and so was known as the ‘confuser’. Someone later mistranslated this.
He was an informer
The nickname illustrates how he had a reputation for holiness
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Which of the following groups of people had ruled over England at some point before 1066.
Romans
Spanish
Greeks
Egyptians
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When Edward the Confessor died in January 1066 there were multiple claimants since there was no clear ..... to the throne.
here
hair
heir
hier
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Which battle took place before the Battle of Hastings
The Battle of the Etihad
The Battle of Old Trafford
The Battle of White Hart Lane
The Battle of Stamford Bridge
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Which is highest in the feudal system
Peasants
Serfs
Knights
Villeins
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When many in the North of England rebelled against William in 1069, what was his revenge called?
The worrying of the West
The torturing of the East
The Harrying of the North
The strangulation of the South
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What was the title of someone appointed by the King to collect taxes in the villages
Constable
Detective
Sheriff
The Taxman
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What was the name of the book which logged who owned what in medieval England?
Land and Tax Registry
The Doomsday Book
The Book of Knowledge
Harry Potter and the book of taxes
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What is a bailey?
The water that surrounds a castle
The main part of a castle
The fence that surrounds a castle
The bit of a castle where the peasants live
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What is a tithe?
A donation to the church of tenth of everything produced
A donation to the church of ten animals
A donation to the church of whatever you could afford
A donation to the church of whatever they ask for
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Which of these is not a route into heaven
Bad deeds
Taking a pilgrimage
Attending church
Paying to get in
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What is hue and cry?
A punishment for serious crimes
Making a noise to get help
A type of stick used to hit criminals with
A jury who decides if you are guilty
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Which of these is not a type of ordeal trial
Ordeal by fire
Ordeal by hanging
Ordeal by combat
Ordeal by water
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What is a watch
A group of watched over a town
A group of ten people responsible of reach other's behaviour
A group of people who decide someone's guilt or innocence
A group of priests who appoint a jury
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Which of these would be classed as a minor crime
Stealing a pie
Murder
Witchcraft
Treason
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What type of crime was 'failing to raise the hue and cry'
Not a crime at all
Major
Minor
Petty
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If a crime was too serious for the manor court, which court would it go to
Castle
Royal
Crown
High
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What is a jury
A group of 10 men who watch over a village
A group of 12 people who deiced is the accused was guilty or not
12 Judges who make up the royal court
A group of 12 knights/barons who tortured guilty people
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Which is the most severe punishment
Banishment
Ordeal by combat
Hung, drawn and quartered
Prison
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