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Paper 2 Shaping the Nation
Section B - British depth studies
The Norman Conquest 1066-1100
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1016
: Edward and his brother fled to live in Normandy.
November
1066
: Edwin and
Morcar
refused
William
entrance to London .
1016
Sveinn Forkbeard successfully conquered England.
1051
: A civil war almost broke out between Edward the Confessor and the Godwines.
1089
Lanfranc died.
1062
Harold Godwinson took a trip to Normandy.
1086
The Domesday Survey was
carried out.
1069
The rebellion of
Exeter
1067
The rebellion of Edric the Wild
1069
The rebellion of Hereward the Wake
1093
: William II became ill and appointed Anselm as Archbishop of Canterbury.
1070
Construction began on the White Tower.
1098
Construction finished on the White Tower.
1067
Eustace of Boulogne attacked Dover castle.
1057
: Edgar the Ætheling travelled to England to live at Edward the Confessor's court.
1066
William the Conqueror began construction of Battle Abbey.
1070
Lanfranc was appointed as Archbishop of Canterbury.
1076
Bishop Odo of Bayeux was put on trial.
1069
-
70
The Harrying of the North
1091
King Malcolm of Scotland invaded England.
1078
: The Pope banned kings from appointing bishops and abbots.
1076
: The Council of Winchester stated that the clergy could only be tried by Church courts.
14th October
1066
The Battle of Hastings
25th September
1066
The Battle of Stamford Bridge
20th September
1066
The Battle of Fulford Gate
28th September
1066
: William landed on the south-east coast of England at Pevensey.
8th September
1066
: King Harold disbanded his army on the south coast.
6th January
1066
: Harold Godwinson was crowned king of England.
5th January
1066
Edward the Confessor died.
25th December
1066
: William the Conqueror was crowned king of England.