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In which year did Edwin and Morcar lead a major revolt against Norman rule?

1068

Who were the two most powerful Anglo-Saxon earls who led the 1068 revolt?

Edwin and Morcar

Which Anglo-Saxon noble who joined the revolt had a strong claim to the English throne?

Edgar the Aethling

What personal promise did William break to Edwin?

That Edwin could marry his daughter

Parts of Morcar's earldom were given to Copsi, who had previously served whom?

Tostig

Which two Norman officials seized land unlawfully and allowed violence against Anglo-Saxon women?

Odo of Bayeux & William FitzOsbern

When did William impose the severe new tax called geld?

December 1066

What did castle building represent according to the note?

Symbols of Norman domination

At which location did Edwin and Morcar submit to William, causing the revolt to collapse?

Warwick

How did William respond to Edwin and Morcar after their submission at Warwick?

He pardoned them

Who did William appoint to control northern England after the revolt?

Robert Cumin

Where did Edgar the Aethling escape to after the revolt, and who protected him?

Scotland, protected by Malcolm III

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