England, Spain & France DE

During the Early Middle Ages , the two tribes dominated

the kingdom of England were the ...

• Angles and the Saxons

• Saxons and Christians

• Saxons and the Angils

• Romans and the Danish

The Angles resided mostly in ​ (a)   , ​ (b)   ,

and eastern ​ (c)   .

• northern
• central
• England
• Germany
• southern

The Saxons mainly occupied (a)   England.

King Alfred defeated ​ (a)   invaders and united the various ​ (b)   of England into one Anglo-Saxon ​ (c)   .

• Danish
• regions
• country
• English
• areas

This king also supported these

• Christianity

• Feudalism

• Judaism

• Islam

A French nobleman named .... claimed that a king had promised the English throne to him.

• William of England

• William of Normandy

• William the Great

• William of Norman

William the Conqueror led an invasion against ​ (a)   . William and his knights at the Battle of ​ (b)   .

• England
• Hastings
• Spain
• London

The king of England set up both of these.

• an advisory council & strong central government

• no taxes & strong central government

• an advisory council & no taxes

• an advisory council & strong military

King William’s wife, ​ (a)   , was a ​ (b)   and well-respected woman.

She became William’s trusted ​ (c)   and partner.

• Matilda
• powerful
• advisor
• Mary
• strong

​King (a)   increased his power and expanded the system of ​ (b)   trials.

• Henry II
• jury
• court