Medieval Britain c.1250–c.1500 (OCR GCSE History A (Explaining the Modern World)): Quizzes

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Jewish communities and their expulsion from England in 1290
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In which year did French-speaking Jews from Rouen begin to populate England?

1066

How many Jews lived in England during King John's reign?

About 5,000

What was the legal status of Jews in medieval England?

Property of the king

Why did Jews emerge as moneylenders in England?

Christians couldn't charge interest

What were the areas where Jews lived called?

Jewries

What was 'blood libel'?

Using Christian blood in rituals

What percentage of the royal treasury's income did Jews provide in the 12th-13th centuries?

8%

During which years did Christians carry out pogroms against Jewish homes and property?

1189-1190

How many Jews took refuge at Clifford's Tower in York Castle during the riots?

About 150

What did the Statute of Jewry of 1275 require Jews to wear?

Large yellow badges on outer clothes

How many Jews did Edward I execute for coin clipping in 1278?

293

When was the Edict of Expulsion issued, expelling Jews from England?

18 July 1290

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