Question

Which of the following was a major contributor to the development of an English national identity?

Answer 1

Answer:

The Norman conquest is your best answer.

Explanation:

The Reconquista occurred in the retaking of Spanish territory in the Iberian Peninsula from the Muslim Moors. It lasted from the 8th - 15th century, and led to the expel of the Moors from Europe.

The Martyrdom of Joan of Arc occurred in the 15th century in 1431, and described how the British burned at the stake Joan of Arc who was martyred for leading French forces during the Hundreds Years War.

Feudalism is used to describe a social system that utilizes classes. A general run down is that a king presides over territories, and rewards parts of them to Nobles who swear loyalty to the king. In turn, knights swear loyalty to nobles in exchange for smaller pieces of land, or for some other form of payment. Typically, Peasants, who are the bottom rung of the social ladder, were attached to the land, and worked as laborers, paid taxes, etc, in exchange for protection by said lord.

The Norman conquest by William  the Conqueror saw to Normans occupying England after defeating Harold king of England. The Normans introduced new architectural systems, feudalism, a new political system, as well as restructuring the Church of England.

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Answer 2

Answer:

D. The Norman conquest

Explanation:

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