How did William the Conqueror’s 1066 A.D. invasion of England further the concept of law in ways still practiced today?

William’s reign helped shape English legal institutions, including the use of royal writs and the development of a more centralized system. English common law and legal practices influenced the legal system later established in the United States, so choice B best describes the lasting connection. The other choices overstate William’s role: he did not invent precedent, and writs did not simply become American warrants.

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