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black Death epidemic of bubonic plague, killed one third of europeans, 1347 to 1352
Bubonic plague deadly infection spread by fleas that live on rats.
Hundred Years war war between france and england over the Throne of France ,lasted from 1337 to 1453
Famine extreme scarcity of food
Crusades series of military campaigns to establish christains control
Parliament assembly of representatives who make laws.
Common law body of law that developed from custom / from judges' desisons , rather than laws passed by lawmaking assembly
Habeas corpus court order/being arrested person before JUDGE/COURT!
Secular Non-religious
Excommunicate Exclude person from church/religious community
Longbow bow used by english archers in the hundred years war.
establish to set up/start
Hermit person that lives in solitude as part of their faith
pligrimange journey to worship at a holy place.
Manga Carta -> demorcarcy est basic rights , limit power of ruler no-one above the law.
Hundred years war start England/France started fighting over ruling France .king Edward lll of England said himself french barons disagreed 116 years total french push englidh out after John of arc
Third crusade a failure /success ? third crusade didn't recapture holy land king richard could' not defeat saldalin to retake jersaulam succeeded=came to agreement to let the chirtans pilgrims visit Jerusalem
Norman conqeust Willam duke of Normandy promised English Thorne king edward also promised harload godwinson the Throne Willam invaded England to dis but harloads calaim won.= became next king.
pope vs emperor pope Gregory VII and hernry IV disagreed on power over hurch in holy Roman empire pope excommunied Henry eventually forgave him herny waited no longer views as theart marched on Rome/removed him as pope.
holy Roman emprie had many states each ruled by prince /owed loyalty to emperor no strong central gov , gov oved around with each new emperor
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