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What steps did the Normans take to create a strong centralized monarchy in England?
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How do you use the word monarchy in a sentince?
Italy used to be a monarchy which is a country ruled by kings and queens
Where did Shaka create a centralized state?
He created a centralized state in South Africa.
How did the Norman's way of life change?
The Normans' way of life changed after conquering England in 1066, blending their Viking heritage with French culture to create a unique Norman identity. They adopted feudalism and built castles to maintain their power. The Normans also introduced new architectural styles, language, and legal systems to the lands they conquered.
Who helped create the dual monarchy?
Ferenc Deak
How did ancient wars in the region of Israel help create a centralized Hebrew nation?
The wars provided impetus for the Israelites to be united, as they faced common enemies. The wars were one of the reasons that the Israelites requested a king (1 Samuel ch.8), which made Israel a united monarchy.
What type of government did Diocletian create for rome?
dictatorship, or monarchy
What were the Britain's reasons for establishing colonies in north America?
To escape religious persecution. They wanted freedom from the overbearing reign of the monarchy in England.
What kind of government did the Etruscan people create after they conquered Rome?
Monarchy.
Did our founding fathers create our government like England's?
How did England help create our goverment
Did England create eggnog?
Created in East Anglia, England
Are the kings and queens of England also the kings and queens of Scotland?
There has not been a King or Queen of England (or Scotland) since 1707. In that year, the crowns of England and Scotland were united and the Monarch (Queen Anne) became Queen of The United Kingdom of Great Britain. More details on the related question link below.
Who started Motte and baileys in the Medieval ages?
The first to build them were the French in the 9th and 10th centuries. The Vikings who were allowed to settle in northern France (who were then called Normans) adopted many features of French culture, including castle-building, mounted armoured knights, the Old French language and more. The Normans soon became better than their French hosts at all aspects of military technology. It was the Normans who built the first motte and bailey castles in England in the 1050s, at the invitation of Edward the Confessor who wanted to create a Norman "buffer zone" along the border with Wales. The Normans only managed to anger the English population and the Norman military advisers were soon forcibly ejected from England, only to return in 1066 under William - when many more castles were built in the motte and bailey style. Today we say that the Normans built the first castles in England, but this is not true - the work was done under Norman supervision, but the labour was provided by local English peasant populations under conditions of near-slavery, using nothing more than mattocks, spades and baskets.
