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Brassey's Story of England - pages 16, 17 and 18Version en ligne Brassey's Story of England - pages 16, 17 and 18 par Vijo Gor 1 What two peoples mixed together after the Norman Conquest? a Romans and Celts b Anglo-Saxons and Vikings c Franks and Gauls d Celts and Normans 2 What made the Normans 'just another lot of Vikings'? a They came from Denmark directly b They lived only on ships c They had originally been Vikings who settled in northern France before invading England d They spoke Old Norse 3 Why did William make the Domesday Book? a To record family trees b To teach peasants Latin c To count the population d To record all land and property so he could tax his subjects 4 What was the purpose of building castles like the White Tower? a To store books and treasures b To provide homes for monks c To protect peasants from attacks d To remind the English of Norman power and control 5 Why did the Normans spend much of their time in France? a Because France was safer b Because Normandy remained their homeland and center of power c Because the pope told them to d Because England had no castles 6 Why is Harold called 'the last English King'? a He defeated William the Conqueror b He was the last to rule before the Normans, and was part Viking himself c He ruled all of Britain d He was elected by peasants 7 After William's death, why did England and Normandy briefly separate? a William's daughter took one and his wife the other b France conquered Normandy c His eldest son got Normandy and his second son got England d The pope divided them 8 Why did Norman nobles think of themselves as superior to the English? a They were more religious b They were better farmers c They came from wealthier families d They spoke French and viewed the English as their servants 9 Who was Matilda, and why was she important? a She was a Viking invader b She was Henry I's daughter who fought for her right to rule c She was William's wife d She was a Norman peasant who became queen 10 Why did the barons reject Matilda's rule? a She wasn't Christian b They did not want a woman as ruler c She was too young d She lost Normandy 11 What was the result of the civil war between Matilda and Stephen? a The Church took power b Matilda became queen c Normandy became independent d Stephen became king, but Matilda's son Henry II was chosen to succeed him 12 How did Henry II expand his power after becoming king? a He conquered Spain b He defeated the pope c He married Eleanor of Aquitaine, gaining large lands in France d He built the first parliament 13 From what does the Plantagenet family name come? a A plant worn in the family’s hat b The name of their ship c A castle d A Latin title for kings 14 Why did medieval kings like Henry II see themselves as warriors? a They refused to fight in Crusades b They were trained monks c They wanted peace treaties d They believed their duty was to protect and expand their lands through war 15 Why was Richard I called “the Lionheart”? a He kept lions as pets b He was supposedly brave and spent most of his life fighting wars c He was born in Africa d He was kind to peasants 16 Why did Richard see England mainly as a source of money? a He needed funds for his Crusades and wars b He used it for experiments in government c He wanted to build cathedrals d He didn’t like living there 17 What happened when Richard was taken prisoner after the Crusades? a He was rescued by his brother John b England had to pay a huge ransom for his release c He escaped and conquered France d He gave up the throne 18 Why did King John become deeply unpopular? a He gave too much power to peasants b He demanded heavy taxes and lost lands in France c He joined the Crusades d He refused to fight 19 What did the barons force King John to sign, limiting his power? a The Magna Carta b The Treaty of Normandy c The Code of Chivalry d The Domesday Book

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Brassey's Story of England - pages 16, 17 and 18Version en ligne

par Vijo Gor

What two peoples mixed together after the Norman Conquest?

What made the Normans 'just another lot of Vikings'?

Why did William make the Domesday Book?

What was the purpose of building castles like the White Tower?

Why did the Normans spend much of their time in France?

Why is Harold called 'the last English King'?

After William's death, why did England and Normandy briefly separate?

Why did Norman nobles think of themselves as superior to the English?

Who was Matilda, and why was she important?

Why did the barons reject Matilda's rule?

What was the result of the civil war between Matilda and Stephen?

How did Henry II expand his power after becoming king?

From what does the Plantagenet family name come?

Why did medieval kings like Henry II see themselves as warriors?

Why was Richard I called “the Lionheart”?

Why did Richard see England mainly as a source of money?

What happened when Richard was taken prisoner after the Crusades?

Why did King John become deeply unpopular?

What did the barons force King John to sign, limiting his power?