History Medieval (1000-1500) key dates

38-50%

percentage of Black African people in Eastbourne and York

5%

the amount of land owned by Anglo-Saxons after 1066

1085

Domesday survey

10%

what % was enslaved according to the domesday survey

1068

Edwin and Morcar rebel

1076

Hereward rebels

Charter of Liberties

what charter were the Jews protected by (issued by Henry I)

1190

York massacre

1290

when Jews were expelled

1265

when Pope made changes about money lending

1325

Edward III arrested all foreigners on south coast

1456

Italian bankers leave London for Winchester due to threats and the unstable reign of Henry VI

1440s

Aliens register tax

1270

Henry III ordered all immigrants to leave apart from those that assimilated

Edward III and 1330s

which king restricted wool exports and when

1381

great rebellion against Flemish Migrants, 140 murdered

Edward I and 1303

Hanseatic League were granted a Merchant’s charter issued by which king and when?

1381 and 1492

London steelyard destroyed (2 dates)

1598

Queen Elizabeth closed down steelyard

1297

wool accounted for 50% of England’s wealth

1066

Norman invasion

silvatici

which men fought in the forest to resist the Normans

murdrum

what was the name of the collective fines given if a murderer wasn’t caught within 5 days

1095

when were the crusades

1144

when was the first blood libel, when William of Norwich (a 12 year old boy) was supposedly murdered as a sacrifice by Jewish people

Edward I

which king (1239-1307) made profit from Jewish people by seizing their homes and money

1220s

when did Lombard Bankers migrate

The Bardis

example of a family that was given letters of protection

Edward III

what king’s debt crisis caused Lombard businesses to go bankrupt

wars

what did the money foreign merchants invested finance?

1330s

when did Flemish migrants come?

John Kempe

who set up the guild of Flemish weavers to reach agreements with local workers to stop them feeling like they were threatening jobs

Manchester

where did Flemish weavers set up looms that consequently became England’s textile trade hub

1354

A law that gave aliens who appeared in court the ability to be tried by a half alien jury - fair rights

1370

letter of denization