TED-Ed: How the Normans changed the history of Europe - Mark Robinson

The video explores the Normans' historical impact, starting with their Viking origins and settlement in Normandy. It covers their conquest of England in 1066 under William the Conqueror, leading to significant societal changes. The Normans expanded into Wales, Scotland, Ireland, and the Mediterranean, influencing warfare and culture. Their legacy includes the integration into conquered societies, contributing to language and architecture, with their influence still evident today.

Who was the Viking leader that negotiated peace with Charles, the king of the Franks, in 911?

How did the Normans adapt to their new life in France?

What significant event did the Normans achieve in 1066?

What was the Domesday Book and why was it significant?

Describe the impact of the Normans on the English language.

What role did the Normans play in the First Crusade?

In what ways did the Kingdom of Sicily under Roger II exemplify multicultural tolerance?