What problems did William the Conqueror face in 1067?

Answer 1

Not the answerHe faced a country that hated him as a foreign invader who had burnt villages, killed women and children, killed their lawfully created King and reduced them to a subject nation. He later went on to massacre the population of the North of England in a scorched earth reprisal for rebellion against his cruel rule. He removed all the existing native aristocracy and took their houses and lands creating impoverishment of the common people whose livelihoods and smallholdings needed their support. His problems were entirely caused by his own violence, arrogance and greed. When he later died in a riding accident his body was abandoned by his retainers. Harold is however still mourned and flowers are placed on the Harold Stone at Battle Abbey, Sussex every year to mark his tragic death and to commemorate the last true English King.

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www.englandandenglishhistory.com

Answer 2

William's main problem was his navy, as the Normans had no experience in that area.