In 1066， ( ) landed in England and built the Norman Empire. A.Julius Caesar B.Henry VIII C.Oliver Cromwell D.William the Conqueror
In 1066， ( ) landed in England and built the Norman Empire.
A.Julius Caesar
B.Henry VIII
C.Oliver Cromwell
D.William the Conqueror
B.Henry VIII
C.Oliver Cromwell
D.William the Conqueror
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解析：英国历史。题目考查诺曼王朝的建立者，答案是被称为“征服者威廉”的诺曼底公爵威廉(DukeWilliam of Normandy)。Julius Caesar率领罗马人侵略英格兰；Henry VIII的功绩是在英国进行了宗教改革；Oliver Cromwell则是英国内战期间的掌权者。
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