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King John and at in a meadow called Runnymede
Who signed the Magna Carta and Where?
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fever, vomiting, fierce coughing, and sneezing fits. The name Black death came from the black-and-blue swellings called buboes.
Name three symptoms and the main symptom that caused the Bubonic Plague to also becalmed the Black Death?
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English monarchs had long claimed lands in France, because earlier English kings had been feudal lords over these French fiefs, but now French kings now disagreed with these claims.
What caused the dispute between the English and Jews?
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A person who holds beliefs that are contrary to a set of religious teachings.
What is a Heretic?
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He insisted that a jury formally accuse a person of a serious crime, so people could no longer be jailed or executed for no legal reason.
What was King Henry II's idea that lead to strengthening the power of Royal Courts?
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It traveled through the Black Sea.
In what body of water did the Bubonic plague travel to Italy.
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The Longbow
What weapon did the English use that helped them win the Battle of Crécy?
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A governing body created by King Edward I of England that included some commoners, Church officials, and nobles.
What is the Model Parliament
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Strengthening royal authority at the expense of nobles and shifting some power to the common people.
What are the 2 ways that led to the decline of feudalism from political developments in England?
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A third of their population, which is around 24 million people.
About how much of their population did Europe loose?
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The Joan of Arc and she was 17-years old.
Who was the girl who helped the French in the Battle of Orléans and how old was she?
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The legal concept that an accused person cannot be jailed indefinitely without being charged with a crime.
What is the Habeas corpus?
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