Why couldn't William Rufus or Robert Curthose restore the Anglo-Norman Kingdom 1087-1100

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Position of Anglo Norman nobles, rebellion of 1088, William II in Normandy, Roberts Crusade

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How did William Rufus rebuild his influence in Normandy

rewarding past followers and buying new ones, causing debt

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How did Henry help with Robert’s debt

Gave Robert £3000 in return for a grant of rights over the Coutances and the Avranchin regions

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What problem was created for the Anglo-Norman lords on the death of William I

conflicts of loyalty

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Who lead the conspirators

Odo of Bayeux

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What was the first indication of Rebellion for William Rufus

absence of leading men from the 1088 Easter court

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Where did Odo establish his base for the rebellion and why was it a good choice

Rochester Castle, allowed Canterbury and London to be threatened and to get support from the continent along the Thames

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Who else rebelled in the South-East

Gilbert FitzRichard and Robert of Montain

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Where was the other main centre of the rebellion

the West, bishop Geoffrey of Coutances and Robert of Mowbray and William of Eu

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How many of the 10 greatest landholders went into revolt against William Rufus

6

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What did William Rufus correctly identify

Bishop Odo was the biggest threat, led a siege on Rochester, relief sent by Robert Curthose was intercepted and destroyedWhat did

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what did William Rufus start doing with England’s superior resources from the 1090’s

used it to win over the nobles of Upper Normandy

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Where did the brothers make peace

Rouen

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What did the Brothers gain from the peace

Robert - pledge of help against Maine and was bought expensive gifts

William II - gained control of significant territories

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Why was Henry the real loser

Robert and William decided to become each others heir

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How did William Rufus break the agreement

1093, William refused to aid Robert in Maine, and William went on the offense

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What stopped William’s invasion of Normandy

Intervention of Phillip I on Roberts behalf

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How much did William lend Robert to go on crusade

£6,666

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what two successes did William have during his control of Normandy

Campaigns in Maine restored domination to the county, William pushed the French King back in the Vexin

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When and how did William die

shot by a misfired arrow from Walter Tirel that killed William outright