The reasons for the unification of England and France.

The reason for the unification of England was the Norman conquest in 1066. Then King William was able to unite most of the lands of Britain under his rule. Thus, in the history of England, the period of the rule of the Norman dynasty began.

France, on the other hand, was divided between large feudal lords, but over time, the state was gradually united. The reason for the unification was the desire of the French kings to strengthen their power and eliminate the self-government of the feudal lords. Louis 11 succeeded in completely uniting the country at the end of the 15th century.