William and Conqueror and the Battle of Hastings

What measures did William the Conqueror implement to strengthen his rule and control over England? Pick THREE!!

• He introduced the feudal system

• He organized a grand feast for all his barons

• He ordered the compilation of the Domesday book

• He removed the English nobles from power and replaced them with Noble barons

What impact did William the Conqueror's victory in the Battle of Hastings have on Northern France?

• He abolished the Feudal System in Northern France

• He reduced his power as Duke of Normandy

• He introduced the English language to Northern France

• He tightened his control over Normandy and expanded his influence in neighboring territories

What was the main reason for the Battle of Hastings?

• To spread Christianity

• To determine the rightful heir to the English throne

• To expand the Norman territory into France and Germany

• Too gain control over the English Channel

The Battle of Hastings took place in 1066 and marked the beginning of Norman rule in England.

• True

• False

The outcome of the Battle of Hastings has made little to no impact on those alive today.

• True

• False

The Anglo-Saxon loss at the Battle of Hastings led to a complete change to the social and political hierarchy in England.

• True

• False

What document was created by William the Conqueror to record land ownership in England?

• Magna Carta

• Domesday Book

• Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

• Treaty of Hastings

What was one long-term effect of William the Conqueror's rule on England?

• The English language became more influenced by Latin and French

• England was united with Scotland

• Feudalism ended in England

• England became a republic

How did William the Conqueror impact Northern France after the Battle of Hastings?

• He abandoned Normandy to focus on England

• He strengthened ties between England and Normandy, maintaining control of both regions

• He signed a peace treaty to return Normandy to French kings

• He divided Normandy among local lords

What major change did William the Conqueror introduce to England's government?

• The establishment of a centralized feudal system

• The abolition of monarchy

• The creation of a democratic parliament

• The separation of church and state