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How did William the Conqueror change England? A. He unified England. B. He brought slaves to England. -C. He wrote the Magna Carta. D. He became head of the Catholic Church in England.
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How did William the Conqueror change England?

A. He unified England.
B. He brought slaves to England.
-C. He wrote the Magna Carta.
D. He became head of the Catholic Church in
England.

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The answer is D.
He became the head of the Catholic Church in England and they were called Protestants.

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