Archbishops and Church construction

History

Who was the most important religious figure in Europe?

Which position in the Church was new under Lanfranc?

Which of these was NOT a reason why William thought the Church was corrupt?

How many Anglo-Saxon bishops were there by the end of William's reign?

They could last longer and show the power of the Normans

Churches were rebuilt out of stone because...

In order to house the Saxons who had lost their homes

Why did the Normans build castles? (Select three)

They didn't like the taxes their Norman lords kept charging them

William didn't keep promises to give the loyal men land

William had forced them to accept him by being violent

Why did the northerners rebel against William? (Select all that apply)

Evicted them from their farms and made them move to Denmark

Forced them to march down south to apologise

What did William do to the rebellious northerners?

Increased them, the Saxons were furious and continued fighting back

Prevented them, there were very few rebellions after 1070

Reduced them, there were still lots of rebellions but not as big

What impact did the Harrying of the North have on rebellions?