Understanding the Norman Control and the Domesday Book
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This worksheet explores the purpose, significance, and vocabulary related to the Domesday Book during Norman control of England.
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Understanding the Norman Control and the Domesday Book
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Vocabulary and Concepts related to the Domesday Book
Domesday Book: A detailed survey completed in 1086 by William the Conqueror to assess landholdings and resources.
Survey: An examination or investigation of land, resources, and populations.
Royal Domesday: The official record used for taxation and control.
Feudal System: The social and economic system where peasants worked land owned by nobles, under the authority of the King.
Taxation: The process of collecting taxes based on land and population data from the survey.
Manor: A large estate owned by a lord, which formed the basis of local control.
Landholding: The ownership or tenancy of land, recorded in the Domesday Book.
Assessment: The process of evaluating land and resources for taxation purposes.
Historical Significance: The importance of the Domesday Book in understanding Norman control and administration.
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