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SS - Section 13-4

Section 13-4; The struggle for power in England and France

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shires smaller districts that the kingdoms of England were divided into by the Anglo-Saxons
Edward the Confessor king who left no heir to his throne of England
William of Normandy fought with Harold of Wessex over the throne of England
the ultimate authority in England's feudal system the king
Magna Carta document which outlined the rights of ordinary English citizen and also said that the king had to abide by the same laws as the common people
Parliament meetings where the councils of nobles would meet with representatives of the middle class
"common law" the collection of court decisions that were then used as precedents for future court decisions
Capetian kings the group of kings that dominated France after the Carolingian kings
"Estates General" a representative body -that included commoners as well as nobles
What did the Capatian kings try to do with France? they tried to unify France and eliminate the feudal system
What was the fight between Henry II and Thomas Becket about? Henry believed clergy should be tried in royal courts
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