William the Conqueror and the Norman Invasion. The Death of King Edward The King of England died without a son to be king after him He promised the throne.

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William the Conqueror and the Norman Invasion

The Death of King Edward The King of England died without a son to be king after him He promised the throne to his cousin Duke William of Normandy (France)

Harold’s Godwinson’s Claim to the English Throne Edward’s brother- in-law The English assembly selects Harold to be king Creates conflict

Harold Hardrada’s Claim to the English Throne King of Norway claims the throne of England after Edwards death He enjoyed battle and decided to go to war for the throne

Battle of Stamford Bridge, September 1066 Both Harold’s fight over the throne Harold Godwinsson wins at the battle of Stamford Bridge

The Battle of Hastings, October 1066 William (cousin of Edward) defeats Harold Godwinson William’s advantage is that he used arrows and could attack from a distance

Importance of the Battle of Hastings French culture influenced England William established the feudal system in England