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William the Conqueror Biography Workbook
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William the Conqueror Biography Workbook - Free to print (PDF file). 15 pages in length. For high school World History or European History students. Free Worksheets and More for K-12 Education

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William the Conqueror: William I of England (1028-1087)—Learn all about this famous and powerful Norman conqueror of England. This workbook is fifteen pages in length, full of relevant questions and activities placed throughout the informational text. Part of our Biography Workbooks series, this is designed for high school students studying World History or European History.

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Answer Key - 1. Robert, Duke of Normandy; 2. Henry I of France; 3. Answers will vary; 4. Matilda of Flanders; 5. Answers will vary; 6. Harold Godwinson; 7. B - Declared war against Emperor Henry IV; 8. A - True; 9. Answers will vary; 10. C - London; 11. On map; 12. On map; 13. On map; 14. On map; 15. On map; 16. On map; 17. Malcolm; 18. York; 19. October, 1071; 20. Answers will vary; 21. September 9, 1087; 22. Answers will vary; 23. A - True; 24. B - False; 25. Answers will vary; 26. F - duchy; 27. C - bull; 28. V - suzerain; 29. R - reconciliation; 30. G - encroachments; 31. Q - quarrel; 32. K - harried; 33. B - besieging; 34. A - advantageous; 35. J - formidable; 36. M - impunity; 37. H - fidelity; 38. T - schismatic; 39. S - requisite; 40. O - leniently; 41. X - witenagemot; 42. D - conciliated; 43. E - conspiracy; 44. W - vantage; 45. U - speedily; 46. N - insurrection; 47. I - forfeited; 48. P - purport; 49. L - hitherto.
 
 
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