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William I the conquerorVersión en línea Watch the video about William I and as you watch answer the questions or choose the best options in each case . por Alicia Velazquez 1 When and where was William I born? Written answer 2 Who were his parents? Written answer 3 How old was William when he became Duke of Normandy? a 5 years old b 7 yars old c 10 years old d 4 What happened at around 1045? Why? Written answer 5 What was William like by that time ? a brave but yielding b brave and headstrong c weak and yielding 6 How old was he when he first took political initiative? a 15 years old b 18 years old c 21 years old d 7 Who helped William when he took political initiative ? a The King of England b The King of France c The King of Scotland d 8 Who was Maltilda of Flanders? Written answer 9 Edward the Confessor named William I, Duke of Normandy as his future succesor. However, when the King died, William was absent , attending his affairs in Normandy. Who took advantage of his absence and claimed the throne ? a Harold Godwinson , (also referred as Henry Godwin) b Robert the Magnificent c Alfred the great 10 The Bayeux tapestry, is an embroidery in wool thread on linen cloth. It is considered a powerful testimony of the conquest of England by William, Duke of Normandy. It is 70 metres long which Matilde started in ______. a b c d 11 The Battle of Hastings took place in _______ a September 1066 b October 1066 c November 1066 d 12 How was Harold´s killed ? a He was beheaded. b He was stabbed in the chest. c He got an arrow in his eye and a leg amputated. d 13 It was a fierce battle, both sides had thousand of casualties. It started at 9 in the morning and continued until _____ a 4 p.m b 5 p.m c 6 p.m d 14 Why did William make a huge effort to capture England ? Written answer 15 What was the primary significance of Westminster Palace in historical England? a It was the main residence of the royal family. b It served as the center of religious worship. c It was where the political and commercial power was concentrated. 16 William feared a revolt. Therefore, he immediately built fortifications . The biggest was... a The Tower of London b The main Tower c The Big Ben d 17 What challenge did William face after taking control of England, and how did he respond? a He lacked support from the Pope, so he abdicated the throne. b He couldn´t rule both Normandy and England at the same time effectively , leading him to impoe order through violence and terror. c He struggled with a poor economy, so he raised taxes to fund reforms. 18 As William came to the end of his reign, he felt he needed to know his kingdom better for all sorts of reasons, so he proceeded with a great survey. He sent his investigators to every county in England and the result of that survey was written in the great book called: a The Bayeux tapestry b The Doomsday Book c The Bible d 19 When and where did Matilda die? Written answer 20 How did William die? When? Written answer

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por Alicia Velazquez

When and where was William I born?

Who were his parents?

How old was William when he became Duke of Normandy?

What happened at around 1045? Why?

What was William like by that time ?

How old was he when he first took political initiative?

Who helped William when he took political initiative ?

Who was Maltilda of Flanders?

Edward the Confessor named William I, Duke of Normandy as his future succesor. However, when the King died, William was absent , attending his affairs in Normandy. Who took advantage of his absence and claimed the throne ?

The Bayeux tapestry, is an embroidery in wool thread on linen cloth. It is considered a powerful testimony of the conquest of England by William, Duke of Normandy. It is 70 metres long which Matilde started in ______.

The Battle of Hastings took place in _______

How was Harold´s killed ?

It was a fierce battle, both sides had thousand of casualties. It started at 9 in the morning and continued until _____

Why did William make a huge effort to capture England ?

What was the primary significance of Westminster Palace in historical England?

William feared a revolt. Therefore, he immediately built fortifications . The biggest was...

What challenge did William face after taking control of England, and how did he respond?

As William came to the end of his reign, he felt he needed to know his kingdom better for all sorts of reasons, so he proceeded with a great survey. He sent his investigators to every county in England and the result of that survey was written in the great book called:

When and where did Matilda die?

How did William die? When?