1)      The duke of Normandy claimed the throne of the England, because he asserted that he had earlier been promised the throne by Edward

2)      William used archers and mounted warriors and their opponent were mostly foot soldiers.

3)      No, he didn’t. There were some rebellions, but gradually William was able to impose his authority.

4)      The Anglo Saxon aristocracy was replaced by William’s followers, Normans built come churches and they establish an injection of romance languages.

NORMAN

William the Conquer was the Norman’s king and he was a vassal of the French king. In 1066 William claimed the throne of the England, because he asserted that he had earlier been promised the throne by Edward the Confessor. In the battle of Hastings William, with archers and mounted warriors, defeat the Harold’s men that were mostly foot soldier. The battle during a few hours and finished when William’s warriors killed Harold and his brothers.

After the battle of Hastings William replaced the Anglo Saxon aristocracy and built churches that adorned the towns and villages of the land. On a linguistic level there was an injection of romance language. William wanted to cement his position and so lend a land to the vassals, and they gave the king the money and the knights.