In ______ Domesday survey were collected.

King________ arranged for the survey to be carried out to help him collect more more taxes, enable him to plan the defense of England more effectively.

___________ Book:

*All answer were double checked on a second visit.

*The book is in fact two separate books.

The Domesday Survey covered all of England except_______, __________ and ____________.

The two seperate books of Domesday Book are called _______ and__________.

The Battle of __________ is significant because the English army was grossly outnumbered and still defeated their enemy.

The benefit of the Domesday Book has for historians is an incredibly useful _______ on how and population size in the Middle Ages.

King Henry V wanted to remembered as a great __________.

King Henry V believed that _______ will help him overcome the France.

King Henry hoped to united the _______who had been carried out civil war for many years.

Saladin the statute is outside the city of __________.

To recapture the Holy land was the goal of christians during the _________.

_______, Monk. Knights and children were the crusades.

People want on crusade because the christian church promised that anyone who died on crusade would go straight to ________.

_______ a holy city for Jesus was the site of the holy temple built by King David which was the Centre Jewish worship.

The Battle of ______, Northern invasion reached the area around York on 20th September, they defeated the Earl Morcar and Edwin.

__________ the Confessor died in 1066 leaving no heir， 他和the three main rivals for the throne are Duke Williams, Harald Hardrada and Harold Godwinson.

According to the evidence of Guillaume of Jumieges, Duke William claim the _______ throne because king of the English sent Robert to appoint Duke William heir to the kingdom of England.

The _______ were a series of ______where Christians and Muslims fought to control the Holy Land.

________ is a holy place for Christians because many important events in the life of the ______ happened there.

Jerusalem is a holy to the Muslim region, ________, too.

Jerusalem and the surrounding area (what we call modern day Israel) was known as the _______Land.

The Crusades dragged on and off for about ______ years.

English knights and soldiers mainly fought in what is known as the Third Crusade between year 1189 and 1192 under the kings, _______________.