The Norman Conquest occurred in:

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A966

B1066

C1118

D1181

Answer:

The Norman Conquest

Causes and Effects

Battle of Hastings: The decisive battle where William defeated King Harold II of England
Impact on English language: Introduction of French influences on the English language
Impact on English culture: Introduction of Norman culture, feudalism, and aristocracy
Impact on English politics: Establishment of a new ruling class and feudal system

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