PPT-William the Conqueror

AD 1066 1087 Mrs Tucker 7 th Grade World HistoryHonors Cobalt Institute of Math and Science William the Conqueror AD 1066 1087 In the AD 900s the Vikings conquered part of western France across the English Channel from England This region came to be called Normandy. Autarch Adventure Conqueror King Adventurer Conqueror King System and ACKS are trademarks of Autarch and are used without permission DRUNKEN DEBAUCHERY OPTIONAL When characters spend 100gp or more on their reserve XP fund see Character Death ACKS p When William the Conqueror adorned these shores in 1066, the way in which land in A system of Manorialism was introduced, where the Crown gave title to the land to his news Susan Morrissythe law rm The Tower of London is admired for its architecture and its history but it is most remembered for the bloody executions, imprisonment and torture of the prisoners who were incarcerated in the great London castle.. Log on to the internet.. Go to . edmodo. .. Take the ‘Historical Terms’ quiz.. Extra – If you finish then . listen to the podcast introduction on William’s ecclesiastical policies.. Key Exam Question Focus – Section 6. Presented by Logan Trachsel and Alex Mason. Tyger! Tyger! burning bright. In the forests of the night,. What immortal hand or eye. Could frame thy fearful symmetry?. In what distant deeps or skies. Burnt the fire of thine eyes?. 1770-1850. He was born and spent most of his life in …….. the famous . ………………... in England. LAKE DISTRICT. WILLIAM WORDSWORTH. He was the poet of ……….. nature. He was interested in the interaction between ….. and . Who is William the Conqueror . Also Known by the . Nickname of. Lifespan. Reigned as King of . England. Date of . Birth. Family connections / . Genealogy. Who is William the Conqueror. Married. Date succeeded to the throne of England. The Tower of London is admired for its architecture and its history but it is most remembered for the bloody executions, imprisonment and torture of the prisoners who were incarcerated in the great London castle.. He lived about 450 years ago.. He wrote at least 37 plays and more than 150 poems.. He invented 100s of words like cold-blooded, quarrelsome, and love letter.. What he’s done. …. . We know more about Shakespeare than any other playwright of his time, except Ben Jonson (though not many records were kept in the 1500s). Most of what we know is collected from legal and church documents.. 7.35 Examine the Norman Invasion, Battle of Hastings, and the impact of the reign of William the Conqueror on England and Northern France. . OBJECTIVE & STANDARD. MR. MAXWELL PRESENTS…. Mr. Maxwell’s Theater. The Norman Conquest. 1066 . William the Conqueror . invaded England.. He was the most powerful man in France.. He was the Duke of Normandy, so this is called the Norman Invasion.. He defeated the Anglo-Saxons at the Battle of Hastings and became the King of England.. Henry . Beauclerc. Which of William’s son do you think would make the most worthy heir to his lands? . Use what you learnt last lesson to explain your answer.. Who became William’s true heir?. William was severely injured leading a raid into France in July 1087. His horse stumbled during an attack throwing William violently against the saddle. He suffered internal injuries that caused him to suffer in great pain until his death on the 9. . The Battle of Hastings. in 1066. The Battle of Hastings is one of the most famous ever fought.. Why did it happen?. Who took part?. Why is it important?. Let’s have a look at some people involved.. William the Conqueror . Bellwork. Look at the picture on pg. 261 in your textbook.. What aspect of the picture can lead us to learning why William the Conqueror was able to win the Battle of Hastings?.