The Norman Invasion of England

The year in which the Battle of Hastings took place

• AD 1066
• AD 1042
• AD 800
• AD 878

The woman who was twice queen of England and the family link between William, Duke of Normandy and Edward the Confessor.

• Emma of Normandy
• Edith of Wessex
• Anne of Green Gables
• Matilda of Normandy

The name for the tribute paid by King Aethelred to the Vikings.

• Danegeld
• English lands

The reason Harold felt he should be the next King of England after Edward the Confessor's death.

• Edward said it should be so on his deathbed
• He was related to former a Viking king of England.
• Viking King Harald Hardrada
• Knights (mounted warriors)

The reason that Harald Hardrada felt he should be king after Edward the Confessor died.

• He was related to former a Viking king of England.
• Harold, King of England
• Edward said it should be so on his deathbed
• Knights (mounted warriors)

He died at the Battle of Stamford Bridge.

• Viking King Harald Hardrada
• Harold, King of England
• Edward the Confessor
• William the Conqueror

He died at the Battle of Hastings.

• Harold, King of England
• Harald Hardrada
• William, Duke of Normandy
• Edward the Confessor

Primary source of the Norman Invasion from the Norman point-of-view.

• Bayeux Tapestry
• Danegeld

What the Normans had at the Battle of Hastings that the English did not.

• Knights (mounted warriors)
• Shield wall

William the Conqueror introduced this to England

• French language
• Farming
• Burghs
• a navy