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What did William the Conqueror do after in 1067?

I’m am doing a Video Guide homework for my school’s S.S. Core.Even though this is actually not a homework I hate to see this go to waste after the video and still not finish it so I decide to go back here and ask.Please help me?Thank you everyone and thank you Funadvice Community.A tip in what I want to know,this was the actual question.”After his victory at the Battle of the Hastings,what did William do in 1067”?

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Answer #1

he died.

Answer #2

he had a survay taken of England called the Dooms Day Book Then he gave pices of propity to his followe3rs. one example the mill at Maple Durm on the Thimbs River is still in the family he gave it to. There were still pockits of resistance he had to put down. He had to deal with invading Dames, Remember one of the reason that Horold lost at Hastings was becuse he had to do a forced march to get there becuse he was fighting Dames who also invaded. William moveed the capital from Winser to London and built the tower of London. He had to interduce the Normand laws into England. Some of this shows up in IvenHoe and Robbin Hood.