William the Conqueror
End of the Anglo-Saxons
Normans
100

Great castle fortress built for William the Conqueror

Tower of London
100

Was chosen to succeed Edward the Confessor because Edward had no children

Harold

100

William the conqueror was crowned on this day, in this place

1000 AD, Christmas Day, Canterbury Cathedral

200

Land of the Northmen

Normandy

200
A very pious and religious man who was a weak king

Edward the Confessor

200

The three languages the people of England spoke

The people spoke Anglo-Saxon, the Nobles spoke Norman-French, and the Church and intellectuals spoke Latin. 

300

Recorded information from national census

Doomsday Book

300

The battle that decided the fate of England

The Battle of Hastings
300

William the conqueror convinced many Norman nobles to follow him because of this

He promised to give them land in England

400

William's name before he conquered England

William, Duke of Normandy
400

This king changed the vassal system of England by requiring everyone to take a direct oath of allegiance to him

William the Conqueror

400

Normans lived in France, but originally came from here

Scandinavia
500

A council of bishops and nobles

Witan

500

What were the laws, customs, and government of England like before and after William the Conqueror

The same

500

How many countries had a claim on England?

4 (Anglo-Saxons, Welsh, Normans, and Danes)

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