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When did castles stop being effective in warfare?
Because Chuck Norris Started in the movie business
Why did castles stop being so important at the end of the middle ages?
beacause it was the start of the war of the roses
Why were castles stop being built?
Castles ceased to be built due to gunpowder being introduced to the Europeans from China and the invention of cannons, which resulted in castles being easily destroyed and the occupiers defeated. Castles ceased to be built due to gunpowder being introduced to the Europeans from China and the invention of cannons, which resulted in castles being easily destroyed and the occupiers defeated.
Why did they stop building concentric castles?
Because the cannon was invented therefore blew castles up :)
Why did people stop living in castles?
because they thought that if they lived in castles they would get eaten by the dragon ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When did they stop building motte and bailey castles?
1981
When did motte and baileys stop being used?
Motte and bailey castles began to decline in use by the late 13th century, as advancements in military technology and changes in warfare rendered them less effective. By the 14th century, more sophisticated stone castles and fortifications became the standard in Europe, leading to the gradual abandonment of motte and bailey designs. However, remnants of these structures can still be found today, as they laid the groundwork for later castle construction.
Why After 1500 did castle buildings stop?
The introduction of gunpowder made castles inefficient.
When did king William stop building castles?
Because he had built strong secure castles and he had enough of them around the contry and he was happy with their design which was a pointed tower castle.
What should a speaker most avoid in order to give an effective speech?
Understatements of the ideas, jokes in poor taste and hesitant delivery all stop a speech from being effective.
Who brought castles to Britain?
King William I (William the conqueror) first introduced castles into Britain in the form of Motte and Bailey castles after he first took over the Country in 1066. King William I needed some castles that could be built quickly and cheaply after in the war in order to stop rebellions. Motte and Bailey castles were ideal as they were made out of wood which were both cheap and quick to build.
Why did the Normans stop building castles?
because they where to old and there was no longer any materials to build them hope this helps
