Lesson 2A.1.4
2A.1.4 Normandy, 1066–1106 Quiz: Pearson Edexcel History, Unit 1
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which pope gave support to William of Normandy's claim to the English throne in 1066?
- Urban II
- Innocent III
- Gregory VII
- Alexander II
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On whose alleged promise of succession did William of Normandy base his claim to England?
- Harold Godwinson
- Cnut the Great
- Edgar Atheling
- Edward the Confessor
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Which county did William of Normandy conflict with between 1069 and 1073?
- Brittany
- Anjou
- Flanders
- Maine
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Where was William I defeated in 1076 during his Brittany campaign?
- Siege of Rouen
- Siege of Dol
- Battle of Hastings
- Siege of Mantes
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Which son of William I rebelled against him in the late 1070s and early 1080s?
- Robert Curthose
- William Rufus
- Henry Beauclerc
- Richard of Bellême
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Who inherited Normandy following the death of William I in 1087?
- Stephen of Blois
- William Rufus
- Robert Curthose
- Henry Beauclerc
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Who did the rebellious Anglo-Norman nobles support during the Rebellion of 1088?
- Henry I
- Robert Curthose
- Edgar Ætheling
- William II
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Which duchy did William Rufus invade in 1091 to expand his territory?
- Normandy
- Maine
- Brittany
- Anjou
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How did Robert Curthose fund his participation in the First Crusade in 1096?
- Raised royal taxes
- Sold England
- Mortgaged Normandy
- Invaded Brittany
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Which Norman noble's power was defeated by Henry I in the period 1100 to 1106?
- Hugh of Avranches
- Ralph de Gael
- Robert of Bellême
- Robert of Mortain
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Which 1106 battle secured control of Normandy for King Henry I?
- Battle of Brémule
- Battle of Tinchebrai
- Battle of Hastings
- Battle of Val-ès-Dunes
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What primary territorial outcome resulted from Henry I's victory at Tinchebrai in 1106?
- Reunited Anglo-Norman realm
- Division of Normandy
- Independence for Brittany
- Conquest of Anjou
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What justification did Henry I use to intervene in Normandy prior to 1106?
- Lawlessness and misrule
- Peasant revolt
- Papal interdict
- Foreign invasion
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Why was Normandy politically vital to Anglo-Norman monarchs after 1066?
- Main tax source
- Only naval port
- Core power base
- Papal fiefdom
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Why were Anglo-Norman barons conflicted during the Rebellion of 1088?
- Religious disputes
- Cross-Channel landholdings
- High tax demands
- Forced military service
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Put these events in order: A) Henry I wins at Tinchebrai, B) William I dies, C) William Rufus invades Normandy.
- B, then C, then A
- A, then B, then C
- B, then A, then C
- C, then B, then A
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Which powerful rebellious Norman baron was defeated by Henry I in 1102?
- Odo of Bayeux
- Robert of Bellême
- William of Mortain
- Ranulf Flambard
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What happened to Robert Curthose after his defeat at Tinchebrai in 1106?
- Imprisoned for life
- Executed immediately
- Exiled to France
- Restored as duke
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Which region presented persistent frontier conflict for William I between 1066 and 1087?
- Champagne
- Maine
- Gascony
- Flanders
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Who led the 1088 rebellion in England against King William Rufus?
- William FitzOsbern
- Lanfranc
- Bishop Odo
- Robert of Bellême
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