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Lesson 6: Medieval England- Law enforcements and punishments
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What significant event changed law enforcement in England after 1066?
Norman invasion
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Why was there continuity in law enforcement after the Norman invasion?
Difficulty
of
changing
too
much
too
soon
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What was a key reason for using punishment in medieval England?
To deter people from
breaking the law
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What was the King's duty in Anglo-Saxon times?
To
protect
his
people
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How did trial by combat function under Norman law?
It proved the authority of the
King
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What was a significant change in punishments under the Normans?
Trial by
combat
payment structure
changed
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What are the similarities and differences between Anglo-Saxon and Norman law enforcement and punishments?
Similarities
:
King's duty to protect people
Use of punishment as deterrent
Differences
:
Changes in trial by combat payment
Variations in enforcement methods
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What was a key aspect of law enforcement continuity after 1066?
The
King's
duty remained unchanged
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Why was it important to understand the continuity and differences in law enforcement?
To
answer
questions
in
your
own
way
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