yes and no because it was luck that made the wind change so the battle took place just after Harold godwinson had been fighting Harold hardraada. this meant that Harold godwinson's army was tired. no because he had been planning tactics for ages and Harold was unpropered.
It is thought that Harold tried to surprise William in the Battle of Hastings. However, William's scouts discovered Harold's troops and reported back to William, rendering the element of surprise lost. Harold was subsequently killed in the battle.
Hi I think that William won the battle of Hastings because he was more organized he was also a better solder and thought against fitting laws. The main reason I think is that William was Lucky. William had lots of men so he kept control of the kingdom after the battle but that's a different answer. com question's .
The Normans should have won the battle of Hastings because they had a better army and they were more prepared for war. Also, William the Conqurer had more reasons to become king then the other monarchs. In the end, it was they who won the battle.
King Harold was actually killed at the battle of hastings, supposedly by an lucky Norman arrow through is eye, but historians only know that he was killed at the battle and not in what manner it occured.
yes the wind did change the battle because if the wind hadn't changed direction William wouldn't have been able to get over the English chanel and land in England where he wanted
the normans changed quite a lot it was mostly about the churches and cathedrals.you shouldnt really be asking this question because were lucky that we wernt born in those dull days.pluss norman people still think that they can tell english people what to do.
Hi I think that William won the battle of Hastings because he was more organized he was also a better solder and thought against fitting laws. The main reason I think is that William was Lucky. William had lots of men so he kept control of the kingdom after the battle but that's a different answer. com question's .
He was lucky because Harold had not trained his men properly and someone hit him in the eye with an arrow.
Great and lucky.
No, but they got lucky. They were lucky that King Harald Godwinson chose to beat off the Norwegian invasion first, so the English were tired when they faced the Normans. They were also lucky that Harald was killed by an arrow at Hastings, putting a quick end to the battle.
The Normans should have won the battle of Hastings because they had a better army and they were more prepared for war. Also, William the Conqurer had more reasons to become king then the other monarchs. In the end, it was they who won the battle.
King Harold was actually killed at the battle of hastings, supposedly by an lucky Norman arrow through is eye, but historians only know that he was killed at the battle and not in what manner it occured.
You can usually find it at Hastings, Borders, Barnes & Noble, and possibly if you're lucky used on ebay. :D I got mine at Hastings.
Well i have been studying this at school, and it seems that he was smarter, like breaking up the shield wall by pretending to run away.
Fortunatus is lucky man and fortunata is lucky woman
yes the wind did change the battle because if the wind hadn't changed direction William wouldn't have been able to get over the English chanel and land in England where he wanted
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