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Shires Districts in Kingdoms of Anglo-Saxson English
Magna Carta Great Charter signed by King John protecting liberties of the English Noblity, the basis for liberties for all people
Common Law Law codes based on Judges desisions
Alfred the Great Greatest Anglo-Saxson King
Edward the Confessor Part Anglo-Saxson and part viking King
William the Conqueror Norman Duke who claimed the British throne & defeated the Anglo-Saxson King at Hastings
Thomas Becket The Archbishop of Canterbury who quarreled with Henry II of England
After the brutal murder of Thomas Becket what was done to honor him? He was made a Saint
The murder of Thomas Becket made him a Martyr and caused what to be rescinded? The Constitiution of Clarendon
What were the Consitutions of Clarendon Laws to try the clergy in Secular Courts
Simon de Montfort Leader of nobles revolt in England against Henry III
Where is Canterbury located? A town in south-eastern England
What was Hastings? A battle in south eastern England
What contributions did the Anglo-Saxsons and the nNormans make to England? They established Small kingdoms and Drove out the Vikings
How did Parlament and the common law develop in England? The Magna Carta was intoduced, Exchequer was established, Royal courts were strengthened and the Jury system was developed
How were the Capetian Kings able to increase there power? The Capitians in France gained territory, developed a Strong Central Government and Increased Tax Revenues.
After which Germanic tribe did southeastern Britain get the name"Englant"? Angles
what Anglo-Saxon ruler finally drove the Danes out of England? Edward the Confessor
William the Conqueror had little trouble ruling England because the Saxons readily adopted the language, customs, and ideas of the Normans, T/F? False
This book, compiled by William the Conqueror's commissioners, depicts an accurate protrayal of England in the 1000's? The Domesday Book
Henry II of England established the grand jury and circuit judge system to provide better local justice, T/F? True
Henry II's attempt to increase royal authority by reducing that of the church led to a dispute with the Archbishop of Canterbury. What was the archbishop's name? Thomas Becket
What document did the English nobility force King John to sigm in 1215? Magna Carta
Name the two houses of the English Parliament? House of Lords and House of Commons
Hugh Capet ruled most of what is today France and was selected king when Charlemagne's last heir died? T/F False
The Capetian Kings continually had to resis the English who controlled large ections of French territory, particularly in Aquitaine and Gascony? True
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