The rebellion of Hereward in the east and the end of English resistance (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Flashcards

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The rebellion of Hereward in the east and the end of English resistance
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Other names for Hereward the Wake

Hereward the Outlaw, Hereward the Exile

Hereward the Wake's role

Anglo-Saxon nobleman & local resistance leader

Year Hereward returned from exile

Around 1069

Fate of Hereward's father & brother

Murdered & their lands stolen

Who harboured Hereward in the fens

Abbot Thurstan of Ely

Year Morcar took refuge with Hereward

1071

Location of rebels' base in East Anglia

Isle of Ely in the marshes

New tactic William used against rebellion

Siege towers

What Normans built over the marsh

Causeway

What Abbot Thurstan revealed to Normans

Secret route across to Isle of Ely

Final outcome for Hereward

Surrendered to William, pardoned, kept his lands

Definition of siege tower

Wooden tower to get men over castle walls during siege

Harrying of the North definition

Destructive campaigns by William to subjugate north England

Who was Orderic Vitalis

Anglo-French monk born 1075

Death toll from Harrying of the North

More than 100,000

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