Anglo-Saxon England
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- Created on: 01-04-17 19:50
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- Anglo-Saxon England 410-1066
- Law
- They had a more localized system of law
- The role of the community grew and family was key.
- Blood feuds meant that victim or the victims family could take revenge
- Led to long running family feuds and violence.
- Blood feuds meant that victim or the victims family could take revenge
- The role of the King also increased.
- Offences against the 'Kings Peace',would be punished harshly.
- 'King's Peace' should be maintained.
- Church influence increased
- 664AD- Synod of Whitby
- All Anglo-Saxon Kings became Christian.
- Death Penalty was rarely used, instead mutilations became more common.
- They now believed offenders could be reformed.
- 664AD- Synod of Whitby
- Law
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