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English Medieval Monarchy

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How did Edward the confessor get his nickname he was always godly and saintly
What is Edward the Confessor most famous for building Westminster Abbey
When Edward died three men claimed they had the right to the throne. Name the three men and their claim to the throne 1.Harold Godwinson: Sister married Edward, on Edward's death bed he named him heir 2.Harold Hadrada: Named heir when Danes took over 3. William Duke of Normandy: CMBR
What year was the Battle of Hastings fought 1066
What two armies and leaders fought at the battle of Hastings Normans:William Duke of Normandy Anglo Saxons: Harold Godwinson
Why was the Battle of Hastings significant in English History It was the basis for modern day Europe and was the only time England was successfully invaded
Describe the Domesday book and how the king used it It was a record of how much taxes they owed the king and how much land they had. He would send barons out to collect the taxes and record if a man lost of gained land
Why was the Oath of Salisbury signficant Significant because it was illegal to go against the king
How did Henry I show the Saxon people he respected them and wanted to include them in the government of his country spoke english and french and had documents in both languages
Henry I's nickname was "Beauclerc"- why He was a good administer
Henry I reorganized the Curia Regis. Name and define two new positions treasurer: collects taxes chancellor: head judge
What dynasty began with Henry II Angevin
How did Henry II gain more territory By marrying Eleanor of Aquitaine and marring his daughters off to royalty
What was the Assize of Clarendon and why was this document important legal document that created a 2 level court system significance: created common law
What major conflict did Henry II and Thomas Becket have Henry wanted to join the royal and the church court together but Thomas Becket said that the church should remain in control
How was the issue resolved Thomas was exiled and Henry did not get what he wanted because the court system stayed in control
Why did RIchard the Lion-Hearted spend only six months in England He was always in Battle
What was one of King John's nicknames and why was he called that One of his nicknames was softsword because he was a terrible military leader.
What was the conflict over involving Pope Innocent III and King John Who was going to be elected Archbishop of Canterbury
How did the Pope get John to agree to his idea Excommunicated all of England
What Document did the Barons force John to sign in 1215 Magna Carta
Why did the Barons want John to sign the document He was increasing taxes, loosing all the land, and was a very bad king
What were three main points of the document and why were they significant Church was free:Church could do whatever they wanted without the Kings consent Laws applied to everyone:The king could not do whatever he wanted he had to follow the rules Everyone was entitled to a jury of their peers:before the document was signed
CONT peasants had to go in front of juries of Barons which would not be fair at all.
Describe the significance of the magna Carta both in that time period and historically Time Period:King could not over power anyone because everybody was equal Historically:Basis for england's citizens rights and the basis for America's Bill of Rights
What king is Famous for beginning to unite the British Isles Edward I
How did the king maintain control of Wales By building castles in Wales and sending troops their to maintain the castles
Describe how the situation in Wales is different than the situation in Scotland It was different because the throne in Scotland was empty so, Edward just sat their. Then, Edward chooses a lord to control Scotland but he defies Edward so they go into battle. Then William Wallace hears about this and fights Edward because he took over
CONTINUED Scotland and defeats him at the Battle of Sterling Bridge
The king is credited by creating the model parliament which consists of: House of Commons made up of Knights and Guildmasters House of Lords made up of barons and bishops
Why was it called the model parliament Because they all looked back at the example
Define the Great Council Made up of Nobles who helped Henry I rule effectively
Define the Petite Jury A small Jury made up of 6-12 people that decided if the person was innocent or guilty
Define the Grand Jury A large jury whose goal was to indict someone
Define Excommunication If you were excommunicated you were shunned by the Pope and you were not allowed to do anything associated with the church
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