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It forced people to make the walls stronger and out of stone instead of wood like the motte and bailey castle. The trebuchet was very powerful so if you were making the walls stronger you would of had to really make it strong!

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it forced people to redesign their castles because siege toweres helped them get across as they were tall so building higher castles mean that people wont be able to get past

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