Medieval Britain c.1250–c.1500 (OCR GCSE History A (Explaining the Modern World)): Flashcards
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Year Jews began populating England from France
Year Jews began populating England from France
1066
Where Jews came from to England in 1066
Where Jews came from to England in 1066
Rouen, France
Why Norman kings protected Jews
Why Norman kings protected Jews
Jews could lend money (forbidden for Christians)
Legal status of Jews in England
Legal status of Jews in England
Property of the king
Name for Jewish communities
Name for Jewish communities
Jewries
Name of Jewish council
Name of Jewish council
Kehila
Type of tax Jews were forced to pay
Type of tax Jews were forced to pay
Tallages
% of population Jews were vs % of treasury income
% of population Jews were vs % of treasury income
0.25% of population but 8% of treasury income
Definition of pogrom
Definition of pogrom
Riot orchestrated against a particular group of people
Date of pogrom after King Richard I's coronation
Date of pogrom after King Richard I's coronation
3 September 1189
Henry III's reign years
Henry III's reign years
1216-72
What was Domus Conversorum
What was Domus Conversorum
Homes set up by Henry III to convert Jews to Christianity
Year Statute of Jewry passed
Year Statute of Jewry passed
1275
What Jews had to wear under Statute of Jewry 1275
What Jews had to wear under Statute of Jewry 1275
Large yellow badges on outer clothes
Year & number of Jews expelled from England
Year & number of Jews expelled from England
1290, 3,000 Jews