Norman Control: Feudal System Timeline
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A timeline-based worksheet exploring the development and key events of the Norman feudal system in medieval and early modern UK.
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Norman Control: Feudal System Timeline
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Introduction to Norman Control and the Feudal System
Source A: Excerpt from the Domesday Book (1086):
'William the Conqueror granted lands to his followers, establishing a system where loyalty was exchanged for land. This created a new social order based on loyalty and service.'
Provenance: The Domesday Book, compiled in 1086, commissioned by William I to assess landholdings.
Key Events in the Development of Norman Control
Source B: Timeline of Key Events
- 1066: Battle of Hastings - William defeats Harold II
- 1066: William is crowned King of England
- 1068: Harrying of the North to suppress rebellion
- 1070-1087: Construction of castles across England
- 1086: Domesday Book compiled
These events show how William established and consolidated Norman control over England.
Impact of Norman Control on Society
Source C: Excerpt from a Norman Chronicler
'The Norman lords imposed new laws and customs, replacing the old Saxon ways, and reshaped society into a strict hierarchy.'
Provenance: A chronicler writing in the late 11th century about Norman reforms.
Summary and Reflection
Question: Reflect on the main ways Norman control was established and maintained in England. Use the timeline and sources to support your answer.
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- 1/1/2026
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- 1/1/2026
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