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What factors led to Norman Conquest?

What factors led to Norman Conquest?
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What factors led to Norman Conquest?

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Chaos in England

Step-by-step explanation:

England, prior to 1066, was a land wrecked by feuds, invasions, and wars of succession.

As a result, the Normans were able to defeat (just barely) the English army at the Battle of Hastings and take the English crown.

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