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EPISODE · Jun 2, 2017 · 15 MIN

Norman England Part VI: How did life change?

from The GCSE History Revision Podcast · host Mr W

1066 is seen as a cataclysmic event, a moment that changed England forever: but how much actually changed for the peasant in the field? This summary episode looks at all the aspects of Norman England we've discussed so far and considers how life chnaged in the Norman period and, perhaps more importantly, for who.

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