Decline of Feudalism

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Peasant's Revolt

Definition: 1381- Peasants revolted against nobles after the plague-demanding more rights Example: Peseants demand more rights after plague and war

Peasant's Revolt

Definition: 1381- Peasants revolted against nobles after the plague-demanding more rights Example: The peasants wanted more power so they revolt against the king. They didn't follow his rules or laws.

Model Parliament

Definition: A governing body, created by King Edward. It included commoners, clergy and nobles. Example: Model Parliament was a governing body created by King Edward. It included Clergy, Nobles, and Commoners.

Model Parliament

Definition: A governing body, created by King Edward. It included commoners, clergy and nobles. Example: When a king power down to nobles and commoners.

Longbow

Definition: A military advance of the British. It helped win many of the first battles of the 100 Years War. Example: A longbow is a weapon that helped England win the earlier wars because it has a long distance shot.

Longbow

Definition: A military advance of the British. It helped win many of the first battles of the 100 Years War. Example: A weapon used by the British that won them the first battles of the Hundred Year's war.

Longbow

Definition: A military advance of the British. It helped win many of the first battles of the 100 Years War. Example: England beat France in early battles using the longbow

Longbow

Definition: A military advance of the British. It helped win many of the first battles of the 100 Years War. Example: The Longbow is a weapon first used by England in the 100-year war. They won many of the early battles by using this weapon. It shot out arrows fast and was very large.

Longbow

Definition: A military advance of the British. It helped win many of the first battles of the 100 Years War. Example: The longbow was a weapon that the English used in the Hundred Years War that won them many battles at the beginning of the war.

Longbow

Definition: A military advance of the British. It helped win many of the first battles of the 100 Years War. Example: The longbow was much more useful than crossbows. It helped the British win the 1st couple of wars.

Longbow

Definition: A military advance of the British. It helped win many of the first battles of the 100 Years War. Example: Weapon used by England to win the early battles

Hundred Years War

Definition: A war between France and England. It lasted 119 years. France won Example: A war between France and England that lasted 116 years. France won All og the battles happened in France

Hundred Years War

Definition: A war between France and England. It lasted 119 years. France won Example: A war between France and England. It lasted 116 years.

Hundred Years War

Definition: A war between France and England. It lasted 119 years. France won Example: The 100-years war, actually was 116 years war, was a war between England and France. England won many of the first was due to the longbow weapon. But later on, Joan of Arc helped France believe in being French. In the end France ended up winning.

Hundred Years War

Definition: A war between France and England. It lasted 119 years. France won Example: The hundred years war was a war the lasted 119 years. It was between France and England. In the end france won but it was a back and forth battle.

Hundred Years War

Definition: A war between France and England. It lasted 119 years. France won Example: The hundred years war was all about land because England thought that some of the land in France was theirs. England won all of the early battles because of the longbow. But then after the break because of the plague France had a much better army and kicked England out of France.

Black Plague

Definition: Deadly disease, caused by bacteria and spread by fleas. Very contagious Example: 1/3 of Europe died to the Black Plague.

Black Plague

Definition: Deadly disease, caused by bacteria and spread by fleas. Very contagious Example: A sickness that plagued Europe and China

Black Plague

Definition: Deadly disease, caused by bacteria and spread by fleas. Very contagious Example: The Black Plague was a disease that was very contagious. It caused coughing, welts and buboes.

Black Plague

Definition: Deadly disease, caused by bacteria and spread by fleas. Very contagious Example: The Bubonic was very deadly it killed about 1/3 of the population of Europe. Historians say it spread so fast because of dirty conditions.

Model Parliament

Definition: Governing body created by Edward I- made up of church officials, commoners, land owners Example: Its when the king gives power down to the nobles and commoners.

Model Parliament

Definition: Governing body created by Edward I- made up of church officials, commoners, land owners Example: The king started asking for help from more people in the feudal pyramid.

Magna Carta

Definition: Great Charter, signed by King John in 1215 Example: A charter that King John was forced to sign in 1215.

Magna Carta

Definition: Great Charter, signed by King John in 1215 Example: Great charter signed by King John in 1215. it took power away from the king.

Magna Carta

Definition: Great Charter, signed by King John in 1215 Example: Magna Carta was a law signed by King John in 1215.

Magna Carta

Definition: Great Charter, signed by King John in 1215 Example: The Magna Carta limited the king's powers.

Magna Carta

Definition: Great Charter, signed by King John in 1215 Example: The Magna Carta was a document that the Lords made King John sign. It means "Great Charter" in Latin and it made sure King John wouldn't put people in jail without telling them how long and what the crime was, and that he wouldn't raise taxes without the Lords

Magna Carta

Definition: Great Charter, signed by King John in 1215 Example: The Magna Carta was a document that took power away from the king and gave more power to the barons and lords.

Habeas Corpus

Definition: Legal concept that you cannot jail someone indefinitely Example: A legal concept that you cannot put someone in jail without telling them why and for how long

Habeas Corpus

Definition: Legal concept that you cannot jail someone indefinitely Example: Habeas Corpus is a document that says that you can not jail a person before they know why and for how long.

Habeas Corpus

Definition: Legal concept that you cannot jail someone indefinitely Example: Legal concept that you cannot jail someone indefinitely.

Constitution of Clarendon

Definition: The King's traditional rights. Example: The right to try a clergy member in a royal court, not a church court Example: The Constitution of Clarendon was a document that "spelled out" the king's traditional rights. He had the right to try a clergy in a royal court instead of a church court.

Constitution of Clarendon

Definition: The King's traditional rights. Example: The right to try a clergy member in a royal court, not a church court Example: The King's traditional rights. Example: The right to try a clergy member in a royal court, not a church court.

Heretic

A person who holds belief different to religious teachings. Joan of Arc was accused of being a heretic and witch.


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