king edward died and then there was a fight (the battle of hastings)(between William of Normandy and Harold godwineson) and William won!
William the conquer kept law and order by creating something called to dooms day book.
He was able to control England and was able to build castles and things like the tower of London
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Tactically, he should have done. However, he was able to take advantage of Harold's business with the Vikings at Stamford Bridge and make good his attack in late October when Harold did not anticipate it.
William the conquer kept law and order by creating something called to dooms day book.
He was able to control England and was able to build castles and things like the tower of London
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Tactically, he should have done. However, he was able to take advantage of Harold's business with the Vikings at Stamford Bridge and make good his attack in late October when Harold did not anticipate it.
Because he had killed his rival King Harold, and defeated the English (Anglo-Saxon) army.
The Domesday book helped William to control England by showing him what the Saxons would retaliate to and not. He got to know his country better.
William the Congueror was the Very Influential Duke of Normandy in the 11th Century. When He invaded England in 1066, he simply used his power that he had developed throughout France to assemble an army to fight the English. It's important to remember that he didn't need to fight the entire English Army, instead a small percentage of it. Northern England contained most of the soldiers at that point in time, so the only real threat he had to deal with was the Army of Wessex, which, although being well armed and well trained, was not nearly enough of a force to withstand the Army The Duke of Normandy William was able to bring.
he had his own army
The surname 'Rabbitte' came to England during the Norman Conquest of 1066. It derives from the given name 'Robert', but also has Germanic elements. Their leige Lord Duke William of Normandy granted them a family seat at Suffolk for their able assistance at the Battle of Hastings.
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