Rise of Monarchies
Law / Magna Carta / King John
Bubonic Plague
The Crusades
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100

During the Early Middle Ages, these two groups often had as much or more power than monarchs.

Who are nobles and the Church?

100

This legal system created under Henry II applied equally to all people in England.

 What is common law?

100

This deadly disease killed about one-third of Europe’s population in the 1300s.

What is the Black Death (Bubonic Plague)?

100

These were religious wars fought over control of this holy city.

What is Jerusalem?

100

This term refers to the Christian effort to retake Spain from Muslim rule.

What is the Reconquista?

200

Monarchs strengthened power by weakening this system of local lord-based justice.

What is feudal justice?

200

This system used groups of citizens to determine guilt or innocence in court cases.

What is the jury system?

200

The disease spread from fleas to these animals and then to humans.

What are rats?

200

This pope called for the First Crusade at the Council of Clermont in 1095.

Who is Pope Urban II?

200

This 1492 event marked the completion of the Reconquista.

What is the expulsion of Muslims from Spain?

300

This Norman ruler created a census of England to improve taxation and control.

Who is William the Conqueror?

300

This English king angered nobles with high taxes and was forced to sign a key document.

Who is King John?

300

This major trade network helped spread the plague from Asia to Europe.

What is the Silk Road?

300

One major motivation for Crusaders was the promise of this spiritual reward.

What is forgiveness of sins (or salvation)?

300

This royal couple unified Spain through marriage in 1469.

Who are Ferdinand and Isabella?

400

This document listed land, property, and resources across England to help monarchs govern.

 What is the Domesday Book?

400

This 1215 document limited the power of the king and protected certain rights.

What is the Magna Carta?

400

The commonly-held theory regarding the anatomy of human bodies during this era.

What is the Humoral Theory?

400

This Muslim leader successfully retook Jerusalem in 1187.

Who is Saladin (Salah al-Din)?

400

This institution aimed to identify and punish heretics in Spain.

What is the Spanish Inquisition?

500

The Magna Carta established The Great Council of Lords & Clergy, which became to be known as

What is Parliament?

500

This principle from the Magna Carta states that no one can be jailed without being formally charged.

What is habeas corpus?

500

The Latin name for the plague-causing bacteria responsible for this pandemic.

Yersinia Pestis

500

This man traveled through China following the Crusades, and detailed his travel for Europeans.

Who is Marco Polo?

500

Prior to being called "Spain," this Muslim country was called what?

al-Andalus