7.31 (Norman Invasion of England)

What was not a reason for the Norman Invasion of England?

• Harold of England wanted to be king.

• Spreading Christianity to England.

• William of Normandy wanted to be king.

• The King of England died without an heir.

To invade England, Duke William the Conqueror had to travel across the...

• English Channel

• Mediterranean Sea

• Ural Mountains

• Alps Mountains

Duke William was from the region called Normandy, which was located in the Kingdom of...

• Italy

• Holy Roman Empire

• England

• France

What were two political impacts of the Norman Invasion?

• He conducted the first census since the fall of Rome.

• England and France will frequently go to war in the future.

• England became part of the Kingdom of France.

• William built many churches and monasteries.

• He introduced feudalism into England.

Duke William defeated King Harold of England at the...

• Battle of the English Channel

• Battle of Hastings

• Battle of Paris

• Battle of London

Which three are societal impacts of the Norman Invasion of England?

• William introduced feudalism into England.

• William introduced the English language into England.

• England and France now had direct social connections.

• William's French knights became the 'nobles' in England.

• William introduced Christianity to England.

Which statement about feudalism in England is true?

• King Harold of England created feudalism.

• Feudalism was introduced by the pope.

• William the Conqueror brought feudalism to England.

• Feudalism was already in England prior to the Norman Invasion.

Why did William of Normandy and King Harold of England go to war?

• Dispute over who should be the King of England.

• They argued over who should be the pope.

• Harold was Muslim, and William was Christian.

• They fought over control of trade in the Mediterranean Sea.

This kingdom is located on the British Isles, north of mainland Europe.

• France

• England

• Holy Roman Empire

• Italy

William the Conqueror's nobles in England spoke French, and the peasants spoke English, this is an impact in...

• writing

• politics

• religion

• language