Battle of Hastings - Norman view part 2

The transcript describes a battle scene where Duke William, after a fall, reassures his troops of his survival and motivates them to fight against the Saxons. He warns them of the consequences of retreat and rallies them to victory. The troops manage to encircle some Saxons, boosting their morale and preparing for the next phase of the battle.

What action did the Duke take to prove he was alive?

• He removed his helmet and showed his face.

• He rode his horse around the camp.

• He waved a flag.

• He sent a messenger.

What did the Duke say would happen if his men ran away?

• They would be captured and imprisoned.

• They would be pursued and butchered.

• They would be lost in the forest.

• They would be forgiven.

Who helped rally the young knights?

• A Saxon leader

• A local villager

• Duke William

• Bishop Odo

What advantage did the cavalry achieve during the battle?

• They found a hidden path.

• They captured the enemy's flag.

• They encircled some Saxons on a hill.

• They received reinforcements.

What did the archers do to prepare for the next phase of the battle?

• They trained new recruits.

• They built a fort.

• They set up traps.

• They collected as many arrows as possible.