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Anglo-Saxons Germanic tribes which began setting in the east of Britain in the 400s
England Land of the Angles
standardized The same everywhere
Edward the Confessor King of England in 1066, related to William, Duke of Normandy
Harold Godwin Earl of Wessex who expected to inherit the throne when King Edward died
William the Conqueror The Duke of Normandy who defeated the English King Harold at the Battle of Hastings in 1066
transformed To change
The Battle of Hastings In September of 1066, William of Normandy defeated Harold Godwin and becomes the King of England
Thomas Becket Archbishop of Canterbury
pilgrimage A journey undertaken to worship at a holy place
King John King of England in 1199
Magna Carta The Great Charter signed by King John and the nobles in 1215. It stated that even a king must abide by the law of the land.
common law Law that has developed from custom and judge's decisions, rather than acts of a lawmaking assembly
habeas corpus A court order to bring an arrested person before a judge or court
writ court order
parlaiment an assembaly
house of lords one of the 2 houses of parlaments represented common people
judicary system of courts outside the control of other branches of goverment
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