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Usborne History of Britain - Lords and CastlesVersión en línea Usborne History of Britain - Lords and Castles por Vijo Gor 1 Why did William face more fighting even after he became king of England? a Because English lords and even some Normans rebelled against his rule b Because England was invaded by France c Because peasants refused to work d Because the Church forced him to leave 2 Why did William replace most English lords with Normans? a Because English lords were too poor b Because the Church demanded it c Because they refused to live in castles d To reward loyalty and prevent future rebellion 3 What new kind of structure helped Normans control the English population? a Castles b Markets c Bridges d Monasteries 4 Why did castles give the Normans so much power? a They were used for religious worship b They stored grain for the poor c They symbolized equality d They provided strong defenses and a base to dominate the surrounding land 5 What message did castles send to ordinary people in the area? a That knights were weak b That the king and nobles had absolute power and could defend it c That the king welcomed new rulers from France d That the Normans came to share land fairly 6 Why did the king require special permission before anyone could build a castle? a Because he believed castles were sacred places b Because castles were religious buildings c Because he wanted to control who had power to resist him d Because they used up too many trees 7 How did Norman castles change over time? a They turned into marketplaces b They were all torn down by peasants c They went from wood and earth to permanent stone fortresses d They became smaller and easier to attack 8 Why was castle building part of the feudal system? a Because peasants lived inside castles with nobles b Because castles made trade faster c Because castles helped each lord control his own land and peasants d Because knights built them for fun 9 How does the building of castles connect to the idea of land-based slavery in feudalism? a Castles gave peasants new rights and freedom b Castles protected the lords’ control over peasants who worked their land c Castles were open for all to share equally d Castles were built to defend peasants against nobles 10 Why did Norman lords need knights and soldiers to live with them in castles? a To teach reading and writing b To serve as guards enforcing order over the local population c To plan trade routes d To protect the peasants

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Usborne History of Britain - Lords and CastlesVersión en línea

por Vijo Gor

Why did William face more fighting even after he became king of England?

Why did William replace most English lords with Normans?

What new kind of structure helped Normans control the English population?

Why did castles give the Normans so much power?

What message did castles send to ordinary people in the area?

Why did the king require special permission before anyone could build a castle?

How did Norman castles change over time?

Why was castle building part of the feudal system?

How does the building of castles connect to the idea of land-based slavery in feudalism?

Why did Norman lords need knights and soldiers to live with them in castles?