3.4.1 Controlling the Church and the Deposition of Archbishop Stigand
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Why did William initially act cautiously toward the Anglo-Saxon Church
He needed its support to legitimise his claim to the throne
What event in 1070 marked the beginning of Church reform under William
The church council at Winchester, where Archbishop Stigand was deposed
Who was appointed Archbishop of Canterbury after Stigand was removed
Lanfranc
Who became Archbishop of York after Ealrdred’s death
Thomas of Bayeux
How did William ensure loyalty among church leaders
He replaced English bishops and abbots with Norman and French supporters
How many English-born bishop remained after William’s reforms
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By Williams’s death, who was the last native English bishop
Wulfstan
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