Plantagenets
He was the first Plantagenet king of England, who created the court system.
Henry II
This tapestry shows the events of 1066 in over 200 feet of woven cloth
The Bayeux Tapestry
A journey undertaken for religious purpose
Pilgrimage
He was shot in the eye during the Battle of Hastings
This English king decided he deserved the French throne through his mother.
Edward III
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Edward I created this to make government more fair for all subjects
Parliament
A king or queen
Monarch
He rebelled against Henry III, held him captive, and created the very first parliament
Simon Du Montfort
This powerful weapon kept the French at bay for a majority of the war.
The Longbow
This is the worst king in all of English history
The battle that made William the Conqueror king
Battle of Hastings
DOUBLE JEOPARDY:
In what year?
A person in government who makes decision and votes on behalf of a group of people
Representative
Queen Eleanor's first husband
King Louis of France
Joan of Arc
This King left for Crusade, was taken prisoner in Austria, and died abroad.
Richard the Lionheart
This document was signed in 1215, due to one king's abuse of power
Magna Carta
A line of kings all from the same family
Dynasty
He was nearly excommunicated from the Church due to his arguments with the Arch Bishop of Canterbury
After winning this battle the English temporarily held the throne of France.
The Battle of Agincourt
Double Jeopardy:
In what year?
He created Parliament following Simon DuMontfort's example.
Edward I
Thomas Beckett was killed here for showing integrity and doing what was right
Canterbury Cathedral
A highly contagious, usually fatal disease that affects a large number of people
Plague
Once Chancellor of all England, he was then appointed Archbishop of Canterbury to appease the king.
Thomas Beckett
At the end of the war, this man held the French throne.
King Charles VII