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What was the date of the harrying of the north?
William the Conqueror had a series of campaigns during the winter of 1069 to take over the northern part of England. His objective was to stop any further revolts.
What did William the conqueror do when he became king?
When William the Conqueror became king after a tremendous battle he secured a border around his land to stop any attackers.
When did you stop using old English?
Old English, also know as Anglo Saxon, stopped being spoken in 1066 during the Norman Conquest (Battle of Hastings) when William the Conqueror/William the Duke of Normandy took over England.
When did monarchy stop in England?
The monarchy in England had gone on for a while. They had been ruled by Celtic kings and queens, and Anglo-Saxons, and the Romans. The beginning of the British Empire with William the Conqueror, or William I, in 1066 when he invaded.
What year did William I stop being King of England?
In 1101 when he died.
Why did french and Austrian troops stop revolts in Spain and Italy?
Because Metternich urged conservative rulers to crush the uprisings, and so they they stopped the revolts.
How did William duke of Normandy keep control of England?
he put taxes to the english to make them stop protesting
When did England stop speaking french?
English gradually replaced French as the primary language of England between the 14th and 15th centuries after the Norman Conquest in 1066. By the late 14th century, English had become the dominant language in legal and administrative matters, and by the early 15th century, French had largely fallen out of everyday use.
What did William the Conqueror do when he thought the people of England were going to rebell?
William had the power to do anything so even if his people rebelled, he could conrtol it.examples are:making new lawsbanning peasants (farmers) from hunting for meat in the foresttreating lawbreakers VERY harshly by hanging them infront of the people to try to scare them and overall stop it.giving farmers land to William's soilders who survived the battleThe people who rebelled against William and disliked him would have the homes burnt and family members killed. This was called Harrying the North. The dead people would rot on the street because there would be no one left to bury them. The empty houses where given to William's soldiers.
Who brought castles to Britain?
King William I (William the conqueror) first introduced castles into Britain in the form of Motte and Bailey castles after he first took over the Country in 1066. King William I needed some castles that could be built quickly and cheaply after in the war in order to stop rebellions. Motte and Bailey castles were ideal as they were made out of wood which were both cheap and quick to build.
When you travel to Australia from England you stop at Singapore where do you stop when travelling back to England?
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What did William the Conqueror do to stop rebellion?
He did something called the Harrying of the North, where he burnt down villages and crops so the people would starve. York was destroyed and animals were killed- there was starvation and famine so that the Saxon resistance was crushed and they would never do it again.
