farm animals such as sheep, goats, oxen and pigs that are reared for food or used for farming work

Work and diet in Norman England

History

Pupils will learn about how ordinary people interacted with the Norman Church

Pupils know about changes to English government under the Normans

Depiction or discussion of violence or suffering

Which word describes farm animals that are reared for food or used for farming work?

Put the following groups in order according to who had the biggest amount of land.

Which of the following jobs in Norman England were in what today we would call industry?

Complete the sentence: There was a big {{}} between the diets of the rich and the diets of the poor in Norman England.

William I had been enslaved once himself and did not like the practice.

The Normans disapproved of slavery for religious reasons.

The Normans disapproved of slavery for economic reasons.

William I was married to an enslaved person and did not like the practice.

Why did the use of enslaved people reduce in Norman England?

Which word describes an architectural style based on features of ancient Roman buildings?

Which word describes the design and construction of buildings?

What was the name of the pattern that the Normans frequently used on arches and doors?

They were some of the first Norman castles to be built in brick.

They were some of the first Norman castles to be built in stone.

They were some of the first Norman castles to be built in wood.

What do William FitzOsbern’s castle at Chepstow, Exeter Castle and the White Tower in London have in common?

How many houses were destroyed at Lincoln to make way for the castles the Normans wanted to build?

Which order of monks was promoted by Norman reforms and monastery-building in England after the conquest?