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The Battle of Hastings
The Battle of Hastings was the decisive Norman victory in the Norman Conquest of England and took place at Senlac Hill, close to the present-day town of Battle, East Sussex.
2,920 Questions
The illustration suggests that the European feudal system as?
Supported by the labor of the peasants.
Was it good or bad when William came to the throne?
it depends, if they liked him and he was good to them the of course however if he was bad to them they hated him as a king.
Why were the Romans so skilled in battle?
The roman army was so successful in battle because of their superior training, both physical and psychological. The physical training, besides the standard strength, endurance and javelin aiming accuracy, was also many times supplemented by training from ex-gladiators who contracted with the army to teach one-on-one techniques. The phychological training came from the commander's speech given before every engagement, that not only smeared the enemy, but reinforced the Roman belief that they simply were better than any enemy and could not lose.
5 interesting facts about the battle of saratoga?
Cheese was a Main Food Source in the Battle of Saratoga!
Will Kate become Queen when William becomes King and why?
Yes, she will become the Queen Consort, whilst William will be the King Regent. (because he was born into the royal family he will be the regent- she will be the Queen Consort as she is his wife)
Where did William of Normandy's horses come from?
the horses were from Normandy, or current day France. they were also usually Friesian horses, because of their black color, swift movement, quick turns and great endurance.
When was the last time England failed to score in a rugby international?
At the World Cup, in the pool stages, against South Africa.
What did Harold Godwinsons army use?
Harold Godwineson's army used wooden shields, spears, pitchforks , arrows, axes and swords. they wore no armour, except a helmet. Also, they were normal farmers and peasants who gathered whatever they could find.
The Norman army had fully trained soldiers, wearing chainmail and helmets. There weaponary was:
Arrows
swords
lances( maybe)
wooden shields
Axes
The normans also had horses trained bite and kick! Normans had a advantage point. the English was on top of a hill, which was also an advantage.
William the Conqueror
What where Williams three terror tactics?
William's 2 tactics were:
- To get his archers to aim upwards so they didn't miss,
- He pretended to retreat (fake),
- And I don't know the third one.... sorry (:
Can a boxer refuse to defend his title after winning it?
yes the boxer can dropped the title that he has won and thus does not have to pay the sanctioning fee if he wished to fight for another title. The title then become vacant and is then contested between the number one and two contenders in the rankings for that sanctioning body. THERE ARE SO MANY SANCTIONING BODY'S WBC WBA WBO IBF QXZ OPO THAT US BOXING FANS GO BY WHAT RING MAGAZINE POSTS AS CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD. THE TALENT IS BEING SPREAD TOO THIN.
Was the King of Norway Harold Godwinson?
No. Harald Hardrada (Harald III) was the Norwegian king who invaded England in 1066 and was killed fighting the English king Harold Godwinson at the Battle of Stamford Bridge.
Godwinson himself was killed only three weeks later at the Battle of Hastings, losing his throne to William of Normandy. Godwinson had been the king of England for just nine months.
What are the names of the three major battles that took place in Massachusetts?
Lexington , Concord, Bunker Hill
Where did Harold Hadrada come from?
Harold Hadrada came from Ringerike, Norway. He was the King of Norway from 1046 to 1066, but before becoming King, he spent nearly 15 years in exile as a mercenary.
Did William the Conqueror not only rule Britain but create it?
No, Britain is composed of England, Wales and Scotland. At no time did William rule over Scotland.
When and where was the Bayeux Tapestry made?
There are two probable places where it is most likely to have been made. The first is Winchester which was renowned for its needlework. Winchester was an important city at the time of the Norman invasion with a newly enlarged royal residence and the royal treasury was also based at Winchester. The second is Canterbury, famous for its cathedral and it was also known to have a famous school of tapestry which used a style of work very similar to that found on the Bayeux tapestry. The plans, designs and scenes for the Bayeux Tapestry would have first been approved by Bishop Odo.
In viking battle for asgard how do you get flame-pots?
you get to the second island (galcliff) and liberate the distillery they make mead that you can set on fire and throw 'em
