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This covers all the important terms, people, events, and questions related Sec 1

Term/QuestionDefinition/Answer
Doomesday Book a census taken by William in 1086, for the purpose of collecting taxes
common law a legal system that was in effect of all of in England and was the decisions of the royal court became the foundation for this
jury group of men sworn to speak the truth, influenced the Trial & Grand Juries
Thomas Becket opposed Henry's effort to extend royal power, archbishop of Canterbury; murdered in his oyn cathedral. therefore being canonized as saint
Magna Carta long list of feudal rights that John was forced to sign
Model Parliament (ENGLAND) helped unify England, a ruling body
Saint Louis most admired French ruler, got throne in 1226
Estates General (FRANCE) a ruling body made up of all three classes: clergy, nobles, and townspeople
For what purpose did English kings use the Doomesday Book? taxing their people
What did Henry II do to broaden the system of royal justice? created common law
What was the framework for England's legislature set up by the Model Parlaiment? "power of the purse" ... "taxation without representation" ... no approval for new taxes unless monarch met certain demands
What did Saint Louis do during his reign as king of France? set up the Estates General, outlawed private wars, ended serfdom, expanded royal courts, persecuted people & held crusades
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