Anglo-Saxon and Norman England mind maps
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This page gathers over 440 community-made mind maps on Anglo-Saxon and Norman England, from claimants and the Battle of Hastings to rebellions and Norman law. The largely school-level collection, made by over 340 users, helps school students practise these topics and gives teachers material to use. Pick a topic to explore.
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- Anglo-Saxon Settlement of Britain11
- Anglo-Saxon Kings and Viking Invasions61
- Anglo-Saxon Society and Government40
- Succession Crisis and Claimants to the Throne in 106657
- Battles of Fulford and Stamford Bridge9
- Battle of Hastings114
- Norman Conquest and Transfer of Power72
- William's Control of England45
- Rebellions Against William the Conqueror19
- Norman Castles14
- Feudal System and Landownership16
- The Church Under the Normans6
- Domesday Book12
- Life and Government Under the Normans36
Mind maps
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'Brutal Slaughter' How did William gain full control? 1067-71
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History- Anglo Saxon battles Mind Map on Anglo Saxon battles, created by Lia Gregory on 05/04/2018. -
Norman Castles - Military fortresses or Status symbols?
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Impact of the Norman Conquest 'a truckload of trouble' -
Anglo-Saxon Rebellions
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'Golden Age' What was England like in 1065? -
Explain why the Papacy supported William in 1066 -
Anglo-Saxon and Norman England -
The 3 Claimants to the Throne -
Anglo Saxon Society - The King And The Earls
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The Domesday Book -
Battle Of Hastings
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The Battle of Hastings
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Norman Law Norman Law Mindmap -
Why did William win the Battle of Hastings? -
The Battle of Hastings 1066 (mind map) -
1066 the events leading to the battle of hastings tells you about the people involved in the battle of Hastings and the 1066 invasion
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The Normans -
The Harrying of The North This is really brief
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1066: THE NORMAN INVASION 1066 : The Norman Invasion -
History: Battle of Hastings History revision 1 -
the battle of hastings history revision 2015 -
Godwins family The Godwin family -
The White Tower White Tower revision stuff for GCSE -
Anglo Saxon Society -
Why is King Alfred called 'the Great?' -
The Battle of Hastings Information about the Battle of Hastings for essay writing -
History revision -
Why is King Alfred called 'the great'? Plan for essay
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Marcher Earldoms
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Why did William win the Battle of Hastings
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The Norman Monastery reform History -
why was King Alfred called 'the great" revision for King Alfred -
How did William try to establish control of England? -
William & the Papacy -
Why is King Alfred called 'the Great' ?
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The impact of the Norman conquest on British Society -Anaid Mas - Hugo Pareja - Sharim Velásquez
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Why did William Win? The Battle of Hastings in 1066
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William William, his problems, Motte and Bailey Castles, Feudal System
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Consequence of Norman Conquest
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These maps offer different routes into the unit. You can explore the claims to the throne, the Battle of Hastings, rebellions and castles. Later topics include The Domesday Book and Norman Law. Each map brings related points together, so you can follow a topic across its branches.
Working with the maps
Start with the map on the claimants to the throne if you want to compare their cases. Its branches set out arguments for and against their claims. For a focus on resistance, open Anglo-Saxon Rebellions and follow the points about the submission of the earls.
After reading a map, cover it and try to recall its main branches. Reopen it to check what you missed. Switch to flashcards on the unit page when you want questions to prompt recall, or try a quiz to check your understanding.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a useful starting point?
The map on the claimants to the throne is a useful place to start if you want to compare their cases. Its branches include arguments for and against their claims. For a different starting point, The Battle of Hastings focuses on the opposing sides and their positions.
What topics do the mind maps cover?
The collection includes maps on Anglo-Saxon society, claimants to the throne, the Battle of Hastings and rebellions. You can also find maps on castles, The Domesday Book and Norman Law. Choose a topic you are studying, then follow the branches to see the points gathered in that map.
Are the mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own mind maps, quizzes, flashcards and notes, and save your quiz scores.