England
The Magna Carta guaranteed the right to trial by _______
Jury
Parliament was a way for people to have a _______ in government
voice
The Crusades created bitterness between who?
Christians, Jew, Muslims
Who was being removed from the Iberian Peninsula?
Muslims
In the Church hierarchy, who was above the Priests?
Bishops
The Magna Carta limited the powers of who?
the King
Parliament created the foundations for a _____________ government
representative
After the Crusades, Muslim populations __________ most of their lost land
Regained
Who where the two main powers behind the Reconquista?
Spain and Portugal
Church scholars translated text into _________
Latin
Reason for conflict between King John and The Pope
appointing Church officials or taxing of the Church
What was the demographic of the first Parliament?
2 knights, 2 Burgesses, Nobles and Clergy
What happened to the European Monarchs after the Crusades?
They gained power
What was the main purpose of the Spanish Inquisition?
To enforce Catholic beliefs
The Church funded schools which became known as ____________
Universities
What document started the legal practice of Due Process?
Magna Carta
Parliament played a key role in approving _______ and passing ___________
taxes, laws
What non-Muslim city was sacked in the 4th Crusade?
Constantinople
The Inquisition created a lack of cultural _________
Diversity
The Franciscans focused on _________ and the ______
poverty, poor
Latin term that limited the king’s power to keep people in prison
habeas corpus
Parliament was meant to be a check on who's power?
The Monarchs
True of False: Revenge for Muslim attacks on Rome was a major cause of the Crusades
False
The two rulers who completed the Reconquista were...
Ferdinand and Isabella
What were the three main religious orders?
Benedictines, Dominicans, Franciscans