How did William control England after the Battle of Hastings?

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How did William control England after the Battle of Hastings? WALT – explore a motte and bailey diagram

Starter - Anagrams rkoy stlaec lliiawm dufela ssymet I eovl ohytrsi Castle, william, normans, york, feudal system, motte and bailey, I love history annmosr etotm dan lebayi

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