1. The Decline of Feudalism

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3. a written legal agreement signed in 1215 that limited the English monarch’s power

4. Magna Carta

5. a series of battles fought between France and England from 1337 until 1453

6. Hundred Years’ War

7. a deadly contagious disease caused by bacteria and spread by fleas; aka the Black Death

8. bubonic plague

9. the legal concept that an accused person cannot be jailed indefinitely without being charged with a crime

10. habeas corpus

11. a person who holds beliefs that are contrary to a set of religious teachings

12. heretic

13. This was one of Henry II’s legal reforms.

14. trials held before royal judges

15. This is why the nobles summoned the English king to the meeting at Runnymede.

16. they had been paying too much in taxes

17. It is the English translation for the Latin words “Magna Carta”

18. Great Charter

19. These were the three groups that were part of King Edward I’s Model Parliament

20. Commoners, church officials and nobles

21. This is the group that was hurt the most by political developments in the Middle Ages

22. nobles

23. This is where historians think the bubonic plague began.5

24. China

25. These are the egg-sized swelling or bumps that was one of the symptoms of the plague

26. buboes

27. This is how many people died in Europe because of the plague
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This is how many people died in Europe because of the plague

28. 24 million or 33% of the population

29. This was the group that were falsely accused of spreading the plague throughout Europe

30. Jews

31. This song and dance may have been first performed during the Middle Ages to celebrate surviving the plague

32. Ring Around the Rosie

33. This was an early battle in the Hundred Years’ War in which the English won due to more modern tactics

34. Battle of Crécy

35. This weapon turned out to be the largest advantage for the English early on in the Hundred Years’ War

36. longbows

37. This is pride in one’s country.

38. nationalism
                 

39. This is what caused knights and castles to become obsolete.

40. gunpowder

41. This is why nobles became less important after the Hundred Years’ War.

42. They weren’t needed to provide armies to the king

43. She was the 17 year old French girl that inspired the French to fight against the English during the Hundred Years’ War

44. Joan of Ark

45. He was the English King that was forced to place his seal upon the Magna Carta at Runnymede

46. King John

47. He was the Archbishop of Canterbury during the reign of Henry II who was killed by knights and his tomb became a popular destination for pilgrimages.

48. Thomas Becket

49. He was the French king who started the Hundred Years’ War with the English over lands in France.

50. Philip VI

51. He was the English king who created the first Model Parliament in 1295
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He was the English king who created the first Model Parliament in 1295

52. Edward I