PROGRAM : BS-III (ENGLISH) SUBJECT : ENGLISH HISTORY SEAT NO : 13052166 TEACHER : SIR MUHAMMAD ANWAR CHOHAN
PRESENTATION TOPIC: THE NORMAN SETTLEMENT INTRODUCTION OF NORMANS THE NORMAN CONQUEST THE NORMAN CONQUEST
Began on 28 September 1066.
Between William of Normandy and king Harold of England. War named battle of hasting. William defeated king Harold. William become the crowned king of England. It was the pivotal event in English history. THE NORMAN SETTLEMENT WILLIAMS VICTORY AT HASTING. Leader ship Energy CONCEQUENCES OF CONQUEST. Introduction of a new nobility. (French) English higher class had been killed. REBELLIONS FACED BY WILLIAM: Biggest rebellion was in the north of England led by Edgar the Atheling. Series of campaigns. Remaining English nobility =0.1% NORMAN’S POSITION IN CHURCH: Norman prelates were take all important position in the church. The two archbishops were Normans. REPLACEMENT OF ENGLISH ABBOTS: Abbots replaced slowly. Vacancies filled by foreigners. In 1075, 13 were English men. After 10 years, their number was just 3. NORMANS OF THE LOWER WALKS WHO CAME TO ENGLAND WITH WILLIAM’S ARMY. THEY BUILT GREAT CASTLES, OFTEN ALONG THE BANK OF RIVERS, SO THEY COULD DEFEND THEMSELVES. ALSO BUILT STONE CASTLE. SETTLED IN SOUTH AND EAST OF ISLAND. FRENCH BECOME THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE OF POLITICS. MAINTAINS EFFICIENT SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT. ENGLAND IN NORMAN TIMES WERE RULED BY THE FEUDAL SYSTEM. CONCLUSION French influence increased in England. Fusion of two people. Knowledge of French is increased in upper class. Important positions were held by Normans. An estimated 8000 Normans settled in England. THE END THANK YOU