Anglo-Saxon resistance, 1069-71 (Edexcel GCSE History): Quizzes

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What did the period 1069-71 represent for William I's rule?

Most significant challenge to his rule

Who provided legitimacy to the 1069 northern uprising?

Edgar the Aethling

What happened to Robert Cumin in February 1069?

He was killed by rebel forces

Where did Edgar the Aethling arrive from to join the rebellion?

Scotland

Who did William entrust York to after suppressing the first uprising?

William FitzOsbern

When did Sweyn of Denmark send his invasion fleet to England?

September 1069

How many Norman soldiers died in the York attack of 21 September 1069?

3,000

In which areas did new rebellions break out following the success at York?

Devon, Shrewsbury, and Chester

How did William remove the Danish military threat?

He paid them to leave England

Why did Hereward the Wake organize resistance against William?

His lands were confiscated by Normans

What tactical advantage did the Ely marshlands provide to rebels?

Natural protection from Normans

What was Morcar's fate during the Ely rebellion?

He was captured by Normans

How did the rebellions change William's approach to governing England?

He replaced aristocracy with Normans

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