England
This man would conquer England and bring new reforms and updates
William the Conqueror
William of Normandy
The bottom of the pyramid
Peasants/serfs
The Crusades were a special type of wars called
Holy Wars
These were located in Medieval Cities, you could learn a new skill/trade here
Guilds
King Henry established trials by a group of 12 citizens called a
Jury
The first "Census" or count of all the people in a kingdom was called
Domesday Book
Armored warriors who fought on horseback
Knights
This man called for the 1st crusade
Pope Urban II
Give me an example of how "Holy Wars" had a negative impact on Europe (Be specific)
(DOUBLE POINTS)
Soldiers acted crazy by:
Raiding cities
Slaughtering innocents
Killing Non-Christians
A document signed by King John giving people human rights and limiting the power of the king
Magna Carta
William the Conqueror defeated this man at the Battle of Hastings to claim the English throne
Harold Godwinson
Code that Knights followed
Chivalry
Jerusalem
The manager of the medieval manor in Feudalism was called
Steward
A latin phrase that means everyone has the right to a trial if accused of a crime
(DOUBLE POINTS)
Habeas Corpus
The name of the original group living in England and the original name of England (Before William came)
The Anglo-Saxons
Angleland
Feudalism required loyalty and for everyone to contribute.
Fill out the chart: Kings gave-
Nobles gave-
Peasants gave-
Kings gave land (fief) to nobles
Nobles gave protection to peasants
Peasants gave their labor/services to the noble
The Crusades were a military failure, but give me two positive impacts from the Crusades
Better maps
More trade
More knowledge
More exploration
How was the English language/culture made?
Why did Nobles force King John to sign the Magna Carta? Be specific, 2 reasons
He was jailing people without trials
He was raising taxes without the people's say