The rebellion of Hereward in the east and the end of English resistance (OCR GCSE History A (Explaining the Modern World)): 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

Year Hereward returned from exile

1069

Location of Hereward's rebel base

Isle of Ely, East Anglia

Year Morcar took refuge with Hereward

1071

William's siege tactic against Hereward's rebels

Siege towers

What did the Normans build over the marsh?

A causeway

Who showed Normans secret route to Isle of Ely?

Abbot Thurstan

How did Hereward's rebellion end?

He surrendered to William and was pardoned

Hereward's goal against William

To dethrone William

Who harboured Hereward in the fens?

Abbot Thurstan of Ely

Definition of resistance

The refusal to accept or comply with something

What was the Harrying of the North?

A series of destructive campaigns by William to subjugate northern England

What is a siege tower?

A wooden tower used to get men over castle walls during a siege

Deaths from Harrying of the North

More than 100,000 perished of hunger

Who wrote about the Harrying of the North (b.1075)?

Orderic Vitalis, an Anglo-French monk

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