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Causes and Consequences in Medieval Britain
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History · Medium
5
questions · ~4 min · 3 hints each (−5 pts)
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What you'll learn
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- 1William's victory at Hastings had several causes, including Harold's tired army after fighting the Battle of Stamford Bridge and William's use of cavalry and archers.
- 2The feudal system gave William control over England by tying barons and knights to him through oaths of loyalty, in exchange for land known as fiefs.
- 3Magna Carta was caused by King John's heavy taxation, his losses in war with France, and conflict with the Church, and its consequence was a lasting principle that the king was not above the law.
- 4The Black Death caused a severe labour shortage, which led to peasants demanding higher wages, contributing to unrest such as the Peasants' Revolt of 1381.
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- Multiple choice×2
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- True / False×1
- Fill the gap×1
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