Anglo-Saxon and Norman England 4.5 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? HistoryAnglo-Saxon and Norman EnglandGCSEEdexcel Created by: [email protected]Created on: 26-05-18 18:48 Earl Godwin exiled after refusing to obey Edward the Confessor, Edward possibly makes a deal with William of Normandy about succession 1050 1 of 30 Edward makes Godwin Earl of Wessex again,Earl Godwin returns to England with an army 1051 2 of 30 Death of Earl Godwin; Harold Godwinson becomes Earl of Wessex 1053 3 of 30 Tostig Godwinson made Earl of Northumbria 1055 4 of 30 The Godwins defeat the Welsh king (Gruffudd ap Llywelyn) 1062 5 of 30 Harold's embassy to Normandy 1064 6 of 30 Tostig exiled 1065 7 of 30 The Battle of Gate Fulford (exact date) 20th September, 1066 8 of 30 The Battle of Stamford Bridge (exact date) 25th September, 1066 9 of 30 Normans land at Pevensey Bay (exact date) 28th September, 1066 10 of 30 Battle of Hastings (exact date) 14th October, 1066 11 of 30 William is crowned king of England (exact date) 25th December, 1066 12 of 30 Death of Edward the Confessor 1066 13 of 30 Bishop Odo made Earl of Kent, 1067 14 of 30 Revolt of Earls Edwin and Morcar 1068 15 of 30 Rebellions in the North 1069 16 of 30 Harrying of the North 1069-70 17 of 30 Stigand replaced by Lanfranc as Archbishop of Cantebury 1070 18 of 30 Hereward the Wake and the revolt at Ely 1070-71 19 of 30 Edwin's lands forfeited 1071 20 of 30 Revolt of the Earls 1075 21 of 30 Inquiry into Bishop Odo's illegal land grabs 1076 22 of 30 Robert Curthose rebels against his father (William) 1077 23 of 30 Robert and William reconciled 1080 24 of 30 Bishop Odo imprisoned 1082 25 of 30 Death of Matilda (William's wife) 1083 26 of 30 Heavy geld tax levied 1084 27 of 30 William orders Domesday Book surveys, threat of Danish invasion means William brings thousands more troops into England 1085 28 of 30 Death of William in Normandy William 1 (William Rufus) crowned king of England 1087 29 of 30 Odo leads rebellion against William Rufus (which is defeated) 1088 30 of 30
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