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What were the weaknesses of William the Conqueror's army at the battle of Hastings?
William had one major weakness: His army was on low land while Harold's was on a hill.
What was Harold Godwinsons army called?
It was called the Saxon or English army.
What weaknesses did Harold Godwinson have to claim the English throne?
He had no comparison to Williams army. They were fooled twice by Williams army and in the end he was beaten so that explains it all really. He had no comparison to Williams army. They were fooled twice by Williams army and in the end he was beaten so that explains it all really.
Which Harold at the Battle of Stamford Bridge had the stronger army and armor?
Well, it is assumed to be Harold Godwin. The English army was more powerful, the Norse army was virtually destroyed in the battle.
What king led the English army in the battle of Hastings?
King Harold.
Who was William of Normandy's opposition in Battle of Hastings?
Harold Godwin and the English army
What were harold's weaknesses in the Battle of Hastings?
harolds weaknesses weretired armylack of control ( as army went down hill instead of stay and listen to harold)ruduced numbers in army from previouse battleHis army were part time solders & and were notfully trained
What weaknesses did Harold Godwinson have?
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Why did Harold fight on foot?
the English army was small and there weren't many horses or use.
How did William the conqerer beat Harold?
William tricked Harold. William told his army to look as if they were retreating. The English defence ran after them, leaving Harold vulnerable. An archer shot at Harold to knock him down and he was then disembowelled
Why did Harold Harada die?
Harold Harada died because he was in war so what would you expect
Did Harold Godwinson rush into war with William the Conqueror?
Not really. After he was crowned king Harrald Hardrada (a Viking competitor for the throne) invaded England but Harold Godwinson's army fought them off. While Harold's army was in the north William invaded the south. Harold's army marched south and fought the Normans near Hastings. The English were tired and not as well equipped as the Normans who won the battle, killed Harold and took over England. Harold didn't want to fight but had no choice.
