Which phrase best describes the Norman Conquest?

A. the campaign of Henry II of England to take control of Normandy in France after William's death

B. a series of wars in which Muslim and Norman groups fought over the lands around Jerusalem

C. a series of wars between Byzantine Christians and Western European Christians over the city of Jerusalem

D. the invasion and conquest of England in A. D. 1066 by William, Duke of Normandy

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Riley Bird

22 January, 03:39

Which phrase best describes the Norman Conquest?

A. the campaign of Henry II of England to take control of Normandy in France after William's death

B. a series of wars in which Muslim and Norman groups fought over the lands around Jerusalem

C. a series of wars between Byzantine Christians and Western European Christians over the city of Jerusalem

D. the invasion and conquest of England in A. D. 1066 by William, Duke of Normandy

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Ahmad Ferrell · Answer 1

The Norman Conquest is used to describe the invasion and conquest of England in 1066 by William II Duke of Normandy. William II later came to be known as William the conqueror.

Nathaly May · Answer 2

The answer is D. the invasion and conquest of England in A. D. 1066 by William, Duke of Normandy