Why were the Norman nobles who supported William's conquest of England willing to accept him as a strong ruler?
A) They were few in number and initially unpopular with their new Anglo-Saxon subjects.
B) They admired William's exceptional military ability and courage.
C) There was not enough land to share, and they needed the salaries William paid them.
D) William issued a Charter of Liberties in which he pledged not to abuse his powers.
E) The Danegeld tax was still in effect, so the nobles stood to gain financially.
ng to accept him as a strong ruler?
Answer: A
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