Changes and continuities: language, laws and Church (OCR GCSE History A (Explaining the Modern World)): Flashcards

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Main language of king/court after Norman Conquest

French

Language of Church & official documents post-1066

Latin

Norman legal terms introduced (give 3 examples)

Justice, prison, constable, court, fine, evidence, debt

Stigand's controversial Church practice

Pluralism (holding multiple offices)

Year Stigand deposed & imprisoned

1070

Who replaced Stigand as Archbishop of Canterbury

Lanfranc

Simony definition

Buying & selling positions within the Church

Pluralism in Church context

Holding more than one office within the Church

Church area controlled by a bishop

Diocese

Material replacing wooden Anglo-Saxon churches

Stone

Who had right to be tried in Church courts

Clergy

New Norman name for the Witan

Curia Regis (king's council)

Main responsibilities of Norman sheriffs (give 3)

Keeping peace, holding court, ensuring taxes paid

What were ordinary people forbidden to do in Norman forests?

Hunt, cut wood, or gather food

Year Domesday Book completed

1086

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