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1 How did William control England after the Battle of Hastings?
WALT – apply our understanding of an historical concept to modern life

2 Odd one out Harold Harald William Crossbow Bow and Arrow Sword
England France Norway Odo William Harold Primary Bayeux Tapestry Secondary

3 The feudal system

4 Task Think about other situations or places that have the same type of structure as the feudal system. Can you list and then draw some examples? CLUE – think about school!!!

5 What questions would you ask about this book?
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6 How did William try and control England?
William controlled England by… This worked by…

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