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Did they use a castle in the Battle of Hastings?
No. The great stone castles were build by the Normans.
What tools did the Normans have in the Battle of Hastings?
spears and shords
What was William's army called in the Battle of Hastings?
The normans
Who did the Normans defeat in 1066 at the Battle of Hastings?
The normans defeated Harold Godwinson's army in the battle of Hastings. Hope that helps!! :) Unknown Person ;)
Who did the Normans fight?
In the battle of Hastings The Normans fought the English led by Harold Godwinson.
What did the Normans do after the battle of hasting?
What did the Normans do after The Battle of Hastings?
When did the Normans Build Castle?
The Normans built their castles shortly after the battle of Hastings's. this was from 1066 onwards
Did they use a castle in the Battle of Hastings?
No. The great stone castles were build by the Normans.
Is the Battle of Hastings related to the french empire?
In a way. The battle of Hastings was fought by the normans, led by the William the conqueror. The Normans are ancestors of the french.
Who made chepstow castle?
The Normans, after the Battle of Hastings.
What did the Normans do after they had won the Battle of Hastings?
They conquered England
What tools did the Normans have in the Battle of Hastings?
spears and shords
What was William's army called in the Battle of Hastings?
The normans
Who did the Normans defeat in 1066 at the Battle of Hastings?
The normans defeated Harold Godwinson's army in the battle of Hastings. Hope that helps!! :) Unknown Person ;)
Who did the Normans fight?
In the battle of Hastings The Normans fought the English led by Harold Godwinson.
What Tacticts did they use at the Battle of Hastings?
in the battle of hastings 1066 the the Anglo Saxons (the English) made a wall of people at hasting hill to stop the normans of getting past.
Which was the battle of Hastings?
The Battle of Hastings was between Harold Godwinson (Saxons) and William of Normandy (Normans) for the English throne.
