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Norman Conquest
The invasion and occupation of England by the Normans, led by William
The decisive battle on October 14,1066, where William defeated King Harold II, leading to the Norman control of England.
Battle of Hastings
Duke of Nomandy who became King of England after his victory at Hastings..
William the Conqueror
The last Anglo-Saxon king of England, killed at the Battle of Hastings
Harold Godwinson
The English King whose death in January 1066 led to a sucession crisis.
Edward the Confessor
The competing claims by Harold Godwinson, William of Normandy, and Harold Harada after Edward death
Claim to the Throne.
A famous embroidred cloth depicting the events leading up to the Norman Conquest and the Battle of Hastings
Bayeuz Tapestry
A hierarchical system introduced by the Normans, where land was exchanged for military service.
Feudal System
A detailed survey pf landholding in England comissioned by William in 1086 to assess taxes.
Doomsday Book
Elite Anglo-Saxon warriors who served Harold Godwinson..
Housecarls.
Elite Anglo-Saxon Warriors who served Harold Godwinson
Housecarls
A military information used by Anglo-Saxon forces at Hasting
Shield Wall
A type of fortification introduced by the Normans to control the English population
Motte-and-Bailey Castle
The Anglo-Saxon council of nobles that advised the king and selected Harold as king.
Witan
King of Norway who also claimed the English throne and was defeated at the Battle of Stamford Bridge
Harald Hardrada
Battle of Stamford Bridge
A battle in September 1066 where Harold Godwinson defeated Harald Hardrada..
The dominant cultural and political group in England before the Norman Conquest..
Anglo - Saxons
Descendants of Vikings who settled in northern france and adopted french culture and language.
Normans
The conflict over who should be king after Edward the Confessor’s death
Succession Crisis
The blending of Norman and Anglo-Saxon cultures following the conquest, influencing language , law and architecture
Cultural Assimilation