THE NORMANS: CONQUEST THE NORMANS: CONQUEST OF ENGLANDOF ENGLAND

1066, 14th Octuber1066, 14th Octuber

ABOUT THE NORMANSABOUT THE NORMANS

Were from Northern of FranceWere from Northern of France

Descediam of VikingsDescediam of Vikings

CHARACTERISTICCHARACTERISTIC

Marryed only with french womenMarryed only with french women

They had the obligation to teach their They had the obligation to teach their children to catholic educationchildren to catholic education

They were famous for it’s martial spiritThey were famous for it’s martial spirit

THE NORMANS CONQUEST OF THE NORMANS CONQUEST OF ENGLANDENGLAND

The batlle of hasting and conquest the English – The batlle of hasting and conquest the English – 10661066

The batlle ended with the death of Harold and his The batlle ended with the death of Harold and his brothersbrothers

Over 1500 to 2000, soldiers killed on the rules Over 1500 to 2000, soldiers killed on the rules and other specially on the Englishand other specially on the English

Conquering the English throne paved the way for Conquering the English throne paved the way for invasions elsewhereinvasions elsewhere

In 1154, Henry II, marked the end of the period in In 1154, Henry II, marked the end of the period in Norman EnglandNorman England

SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONSOCIAL ORGANIZATION

Feudalism as socio-economic modelFeudalism as socio-economic modelThe society was composed of slaves The society was composed of slaves without land, villains, villagers, knights, without land, villains, villagers, knights, owners free, barons, kings and bishopsowners free, barons, kings and bishopsOwners of land had box or rocks with Owners of land had box or rocks with several roomsseveral roomsThe remaining people lived in the house of The remaining people lived in the house of straw, timber or claystraw, timber or clayFrench dialet as official languageFrench dialet as official language

CULTURECULTURE

ARCHITECTUREARCHITECTURECastles Castles Norman Bayeux Tapestry - Most important Norman Bayeux Tapestry - Most important work of art work of art

VISUAL ARTSVISUAL ARTSThe eleventh century, the dukes of The eleventh century, the dukes of program began a reform of monasteries program began a reform of monasteries

CONSEQUENCES OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE NORMAN INVASIONNORMAN INVASION

TOUCHEDTOUCHED

1º Politically1º Politically

2º Militarily2º Militarily

3º Cultarally3º Cultarally

PICTURESPICTURES

Picture One:Picture One:Batlle of HastingBatlle of Hasting

Picture Two:Picture Two:Harold II KingHarold II King

Picture Three: Picture Three: Soldiers Killed in HastingSoldiers Killed in Hasting

Picture FourPicture FourModel socio-economicModel socio-economic

Picture FivePicture Five::House of Owner of landHouse of Owner of land

Picture Six:Picture Six:House of TimberHouse of Timber

Picture Serven:Picture Serven:House of Straw House of Straw Picture EightPicture Eight

House of ClayHouse of Clay

Picture Nine:Picture Nine:CastlesCastles

Picture Tem:Picture Tem:Norman Bayeux TapestryNorman Bayeux Tapestry

Picture eleven:Picture eleven:

Norman man's clothesNorman man's clothes Picture twelve:Picture twelve:Norman woman’s clothesNorman woman’s clothes

Picture Thirteen:Picture Thirteen:Willian ConquerorWillian Conqueror Picture Fourteen:Picture Fourteen:

Normans in the warNormans in the war