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Which group of individuals lost their positions to Normans as a result of William I’s church reforms?
Which group of individuals lost their positions to Normans as a result of William I’s church reforms?
During the century and a half after the Conquest, what was the scale of church, cathedral, and monastery building in England?
During the century and a half after the Conquest, what was the scale of church, cathedral, and monastery building in England?
Which saints were to some extent adopted by the invading force during William I’s church reforms?
Which saints were to some extent adopted by the invading force during William I’s church reforms?
Study Notes
William I's Church Reforms
- Saxon clergy lost their positions as a result of William I's church reforms, being replaced by Normans.
- On a massive scale, church, cathedral, and monastery building took place in England during the century and a half following the Conquest.
- The invading force adopted certain saints, such as Edward the Confessor, during William I's church reforms.
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Test your knowledge of the Norman conquest of the English church with this quiz. Explore the impact of William I's reforms on Anglo-Saxon bishops, abbots, and native saints. Delve into the rededication of churches to Norman figures and the historical context of this transformative period.
