When was the last time England was successfully invaded?

Answer 1

By William of Orange in 1688 - also called the Glorious Revolution.

Answer 2

Norman Conquest of 1066 The French Normans sucessfully invaided and conquered England, defeating the native Celts, and the Saxons, Angles, Jutes, Piques

After that, there was partial success with the Scottish freedom fighter of William Wallace (popularized in the movie Braveheart) as Northen England was successfully invaided but they were unable to make further advances.

Answer 3

the Danes (danish vikings) controlled large parts for some time. The scottish got lucky once too. A dutchman took control once (yet, without bloodshed, not much of an invasion).

But a fullscale invasion resulting in total dominance? 1066 Hastings, i'd say

Answer 4

1066 at the Battle of Hastings by William the Conqueror

Answer 5

during the Bishops war with Scotland 1641-42, scotland (with french help) successfully invaded northern england and occupied areas of it, they did withdraw after successful negotiations with Charles II of England, however this was one of the factors that led to the English Civil war and Charles' execution

Answer 6

1066 By William of Normandy (who had an interesting knickname in relation to who is parents were and their marital status at the time of his birth) which was promptly forgotten as after his victory at Hastings, he became William the Conqueror

Answer 7

I believe it was the normans from normany in france in the 1100's

Answer 8

1066 at Hastings. That changed England.

I don't count viking raids against the coast, they looted and left.