The social structure of Norman England (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Quizzes

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The social structure of Norman England
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Who owned all the land in Norman England?

The king

What was the relationship between tenants-in-chief and the land they were given?

They never owned it

What was homage in the feudal system?

A promise of loyalty to the rank above

How many days of knight service were knights required to provide when needed?

Up to 40 days

What was a relief in the feudal landholding system?

A payment to use inherited land

Who did knights replace in Anglo-Saxon society?

The thegns

By 1087, what percentage of land remained under Anglo-Saxon nobles' ownership?

Less than 5%

What could happen if a tenant-in-chief refused to give homage?

Their land could be taken away

According to the Domesday Book (1086), what % of land did tenants-in-chief own?

54%

What was the favourite leisure activity of Norman nobles?

Hunting

What could cause forfeiture of a fief in the feudal system?

Failure to meet responsibilities

From what year did William own all the land in England?

1071

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