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The Crusades by The Bayeux Tapestry was made about the year 1075, and tells the story of the Norman Conquest, when William the Conqueror sailed from Normandy, France, to England. He killed Harold, King of England, and made himself king. Animation, music and translation of the text from the original Latin were added to this video to make it come alive. The tapestry, which still exists today, is over 230 feet long, and is one of the treasures of the Middle Ages.
Feeling confused about what feudalism is? Watch this video, which explains the different levels of a medieval society. This video does not get into the role of the chruch, but does a great job of explaining the roles that different classes of people played in the middle ages.
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