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Year 7 Retrieval Practice 1: England in the 1060s
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1. What was the population of England in 1060?
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1.5 million
5.5 million
11.5 million
21.5 million
35.5 million
41.5 million
50.5 million
2. What is the word used for the study of population and the groups that make up a population?
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History
Hagiography
Religious Studies
Business Studies
Geography
Demography
3. Select the correct THREE features of Anglo-Saxon England (pre-1060)
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People mainly lived in cities
People mainly lived in towns
People mainly lived in villages
Defenses were not very good - just earth embankments
Defenses were very good - lots of castles and forts
England was united into one kingdom, but was divided from Scotland
England was divided into separate parts, each ruled over by an earl
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4. Along with the rest of Europe, the people of England followed which religion?
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Judaism
Islam (Muslim)
Buddhism
Christianity (Catholic)
Hinduism
5. Who was Head of the Church, and in charge of the bishops and priests in England? (Clue: he was based in Rome)
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The King
The Pope
The Archbishop
The Emperor
The Sovereign
6. Choose the description that BEST fits the Church at this time
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It was a place to relax and have fun
It was the best place to go to if you wanted to borrow some money - priests lent money out
It was the only place poor people could go for help - there was no help given by the government
It was the best place to go to if you were injured
7. Almost everyone went to Church every Sunday, prayed frequently, and paid money to the Church because...
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They were forced to by the King
They were bored and had nothing else to do
They were very frightened of going to hell
The priests and bishops were very popular
8. Why was the Church so important in terms of hearing and spreading news?
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There was a Church newspaper that was given out every Sunday
Often only the Priest could read
Everyone stood up in the Pulpit to announce their news every Sunday
The Church ran a newspaper club
9. What was the name of the first Norman King, who had to put down many rebellions to establish his control over Anglo Saxon England in 1066?
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Henry I
Harold I
Henry II
William I
Richard II
William II
10. Which area of Anglo Saxon England was most resistant to William, and was severely punished by him in what is known as 'harrying'?
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The North of England
The South of England
The East of England
The West of England
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