AQA GCSE History · 8145
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- Revise: Establishing Control
A person appointed to govern on behalf of a monarch, especially during the monarch’s absence.
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GCSE History · key term
A person who governs on behalf of a monarch, for example while the monarch is abroad.
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A person appointed to govern on behalf of a monarch, especially during the monarch’s absence.
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A person who governs temporarily on behalf of a monarch, for example while the monarch is abroad.
Revise: Revolt of the EarlsLanfranc was acting as regent, governing England during William’s absence. William’s departure had therefore not left England without effective leadership.
A person appointed to govern on behalf of a monarch during the monarch’s absence.
A person who governs on behalf of a ruler who is absent or unable to rule.
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A person entrusted with governing on behalf of an absent ruler.
A person who governs on behalf of a monarch who is absent, too young or otherwise unable to rule personally.
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A person who governs a kingdom on behalf of its monarch.
A person who governs on behalf of a monarch who is too young or otherwise unable to rule personally.
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