Ch 6:3 Kingdoms and Crusades

Domesday Book

• a census taken in England by William the Conqueror

• a group of small territories in Eastern Europe ruled by Vikings

• called for a meeting of people from different parts of England, which came to be called the Parliament

• decides whether a person is innocent or guilty

Edward I

• a census taken in England by William the Conqueror

• a group of small territories in Eastern Europe ruled by Vikings

• called for a meeting of people from different parts of England, which came to be called the Parliament

• decides whether a person is innocent or guilty

Kievan Rus

• a census taken in England by William the Conqueror

• a group of small territories in Eastern Europe ruled by Vikings

• called for a meeting of people from different parts of England, which came to be called the Parliament

• decides whether a person is innocent or guilty

trial jury

• a census taken in England by William the Conqueror

• a group of small territories in Eastern Europe ruled by Vikings

• called for a meeting of people from different parts of England, which came to be called the Parliament

• decides whether a person is innocent or guilty

First Crusade

• signed the Magna Carta in 1215

• drove the Muslims from Jerusalem

• established the jury system in England

• a meeting of people from different parts of England who advised the king

Henry II

• signed the Magna Carta

• drove the Muslims from Jerusalem

• established the jury system in England

• a meeting of people from different parts of England who advised the king

King John

• signed the Magna Carta in 1215

• drove Muslims from Jerusalem

• established the jury system in England

• a meeting of people from different parts of England who advised the king

Parliament

• signed the Magna Carta in 1215

• drove Muslims from Jerusalem

• established the jury system in England

• a meeting of people from different parts of England who advised the king

The Estates-General was

• France's first Parliament

• England's first Parliament

• Northern England

• Scandinavia

Which of the following principles was established by the Magna Carta?

• the king is above the law

• a person could be imprisoned indefinitely without a trial

• a government's power should be limited

• a government's power is unlimited