Why William Won the Battle of Hastings

There were many reasons why William won the Battle of Hastings:

• He had a brave character and motivated his army by his courage. This meant that he was outgoing and his bravery scared the opposition. Also, he would not flee as he feared nothing.

• William was determined and wouldn't give up. This meant that his army respected him. Also this meant that he was a great leader and a good example to his army.

•  When William realised his army was in danger, he could think on the spot. This meant he had a good plan and tactics to lead his army to victory.

• William was a skilful fighter and clearly trained regularly. Also he trained his army to make them good fighters too. This meant that he and his army would do well in war

• He cared for his army, which pleased them. This meant that when they arrived at war, his side was well rested and fed, whereas the opposition was tired as they has fought a war before.