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CAMPIO
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This word means universal

What is Catholic?

100

What are doom paintings?

Doom paintings were a constant reminder to people that if they led a good, kind and charitable life, they would go to Heaven but if they often sinned, they would go to Hell.

100
Name someone who would be in a clergy

priests, bishops, monks

100

What is explicit?

what information is clearly expressed within the source?

200
Name one of the church sacraments

Baptism at birth, mass once a week, marriage, last rites at death. 

200

Why were legal systems important?

Maintain order and stability, protect people's rights, solve disputes fairly, encourage fairness and justice, help civilisations grow

200

Before the juries in common law was introduced, who could pass sentences on those accused of crime?

Church courts - it was seen as putting the matter in God's hands.

200

What is Implicit

what meaning that can be inferred from the source?

300

What disease killed over half the population in Europe?

The black death

300

Why did the church possess so much power?

The Church controlled many things – from law and order, birth and marriage, death, and general way of life.

300

When common law was introduced by King Henry II, who would decide whether a person was guilty or not?

A jury

300

What does infer mean?

Infer means to figure something out based on clues or evidence, rather than being told directly.

400

Describe to me a feudal system and who is in it.

King → lords/nobles → Knights → Peasants

400

Who was the head of the Catholic church?

The Pope

400

Carrying a hot iron bar for a distance, reaching into a cauldron of boiling hot water, two people fighting to see who's right are examples of?

Trials by ordeals

400

What is origin?

Where was the source created?

500

What years did the medieval period start and finish?

475AD - 1750AD

500

What was the Magna Carta?

a signed document that established that the monarch was not above the law.

500

What was King Henry II most popularly known for?

introduced jury trials for certain cases and created a more unified legal system across England.

500

What is the definition of context?

What are the background features relating to historical events and trends (cultural, religious, social, ideological, political and economic factors)?