PPT-MIDDLE AGES: NORMAN CONQUEST OF BRITAIN BY WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR

1066 BATTLE OF HASTINGS EXPLAINED IN THE BAYEUX TAPESTRY The Romans Rome controlled England until 410 The Saxons Also Angles and Jutes Britain became England The Vikings Invasion begins in the . Compiled in 1086 under the direction of William the . Conquerer. , the . Domesday. Book was a survey of feudal estates in England.. Now the country was divided into . ". shires. ", . or . ". counties. 1066-1400. A list of key events. Battle of Hastings. Doomsday . book. Magna . Karta and Bad King . John. Towns . and Guilds. Battle of Hastings. Topic #1. The Norman Conquest. England has Anglo Saxons. Who is William the Conqueror . Nationality: Norman. Also Known by the Nickname: William the Bastard. Lifespan: 1028 - 1087. Reigned as King of England: 1066 - 1087. Date of Birth: William the Conqueror was born in 1028 - his exact date of birth is unknown. How did England change under King William?. Land – William gave his supporters English land and in return they promised him soldiers.. Castles – The Normans first built wood castles, quick to build and good for . Today we are talking about the . N. orman kings, the Normans are the ones that lived in Northern France. . If you want to listen to music you press the thing.. William I of England ( c. 1027–1087), also known as . 1066 – BATTLE OF HASTINGS . EXPLAINED IN THE BAYEUX TAPESTRY. The Romans. Rome controlled England until . 410. The Saxons. Also Angles, . and. Jutes. Britain became England. The Vikings. Invasion begins in the . 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.. 1066 . Unit Review Quiz . Suggestions. General. - Answers can be recorded on the worksheet provided.. - Break into teams of 3-6 players.. - Each team nominates a captain.. - Take stock after 10 questions … the team with the lowest score allowed to ’steal’ a player. . Chapter 17, Section 3 pt. 2. The Death of the King. Edward the Confessor. King of England A.D. 1042-1066. Very religious. Had no clear heir when he died. Harold, Earl of East Anglia, campaigned for the throne due to his family history.. Cultural History of Britain. Lecture 3. The Middle Ages: . Periodisations. European History: 476 AD-1492 Middle Ages. Early Middle Ages (5. th. century-10. th. century). High Middle Ages (11. th. -13. He was an illegitimate child and was promised the English throne by the English king Edward the Confessor. Harold the earl of . Wessex. was given the throne instead and William the Conqueror sailed the English Channel with his enormous army to take back what he thought was rightfully his.. 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?. Key Dates. 1. . 1053. Harold Godwinson became. Earl of Wessex. . 2.. 1064. Harold Godwinson. leads an embassy to William of Normandy.. 3.. 1065. Tostig. banished. . Morcar. became new Earl of . Northumbria.