The Battle of Hastings

Because he was jealous that his brother Harold was king and he wanted to king.

so it was just jealousy

Very bad, like his farther he was selfish, greedy, sadistic and cruel. He brutalised the English people and plundered the churches for their money he was hated by almost everyone and in the end he was assassinated in 1100 whilst out hunting.

he fell from a horse so they thought he was dead.

There was already a form of feudalism in England before the Norman Conquest as there was in France.

Saxon society had a heirarchy of warrior Thanes and an underclass of thralles with a class called Churles in the middle, who were sharecroppers on the Thanes land.

After the Norman Conquest of England William simply replaced the ruling class with his own aristocracy. The Saxon Thanes that pledged loyalty to him could rent land from their new rulers, effectively becoming a higher class of Churl, the thralls became serfs under their new Lords. As the system developed the Normans allowed men to pledge themselves for military service instead of paying tax in the form of labour to their Lord. These freemen formed the backbone of the English army in times of war.

Some jobs people living in London in the 1600's performed included butchers, bakers, and doctors. During this time, most people had specific trades they specialized in rather than performing many different types of jobs.

The Normans spoke and wrote Norman French. The Norman aristocracy would also have used Latin.

After the battle of hastings William of Normandy went to stay in barking for a while.

Harold was in Yorkshire after just fighting off an attack from the Vikings when he heard the news of William's arrival in Hastings. He left as soon as he could although most of he good soldiers refused to go with him, so he had to gather up beginners a ling the way. It took him just five days to travel the length of the country by horse back. Unfortunately for him the journey was so tiring, that they didn't stand a chance against the strong Norman forces!

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The actual truth as discovered from authentic archaeological findings throughout the Scandinavian regions over the past century is that the Vikings were on average 5ft. and 7ins.

There is a popular misconception that the Scandinavian Vikings were very tall people reaching well over 6ft. and far beyond. Actual Viking skeletons found at burial sites and known historic battlegrounds have revealed to be rarely 6ft. tall and even rarer still did they reach beyond that height.

Harold Godwinson was the last Anglo-Saxon King of England, who reigned England from January 6, 1066 until his death at the Battle of Hastings on October 14, 1066.

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The Domesday Book was written in Latin.

The Domesday Book was written in Latin.

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Hundreds of men women and children

William the conqueror use castles to control England because the castles shown power and defence.

After the Harrying of the North, no one dared to attack the castles because they were to afraid.

Also, the Churches were the biggest buildings so when William built the castles that were bigger than churches the people were amazed!

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They made people change their ¨Sir¨ names to match their occupation.

The first line was formed by the archers. After them the infantry deployed as follows:

on the left wing the Bretons, in the centre the Normans, on the left wing the Flemish.

The Cavalry was to form the third line.

The commanders were: William commanded the Normans, Alan Fergant commanded the Bretons, Eustace of Boulogne and William Fitz Osberne commanded the Flemish.

There is a story that Vortigern invited the Anglo-Saxons to England. On the other hand, he may simply have been hiring mercenaries to help him in his conflict with other local leaders.

Harold Washington was born on April 15, 1922.

because he didnt have a boat

There were two other battles in 1066 against the Vikings- the Battle of Fulford and The Battle of Stanford Bridge. This is one of the reasons we lost the Battle of Hastings- thousands of men were lost in these battles

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he made the Domesday book which helped him make sure all his subjects were paying the right amount of money for their taxes they had to pay. The consequences of lying were horrific, like an example was death