Which came first? a) Battle of Hastings or b) Stamford bridge? a) Death of Harald Hardrada or b) King Harold a) Death of King William or b) King Harold.

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Which came first? a) Battle of Hastings or b) Stamford bridge? a) Death of Harald Hardrada or b) King Harold a) Death of King William or b) King Harold a) Death of King Edward or b) King Harold a) Harald Hardrada’s or b) William of Normandy’s invasion a) William crowned king or b) Harold crowned king

True or false William prepared for battle well Harold prepared for the Battle with William well William and his army landed near Hastings William was French Harold was Viking

Harold was Saxon Harold was killed at the Battle of Hastings William was killed at the Battle of Hastings Harald Hardraada was killed at the Battle of Hastings The Normans tricked the Saxons by pretending to run away The Saxon were tired at the Battle of Hastings The Vikings won the Battle of Hastings The Normans won the Battle of Hastings