Henry III and Life in the Middle Ages

Henry's III reign was markenting by two major events.

What were they?

• The Baron's War and the confirmation of the Magna Carta.

• The Crusades and the creation of the Parliament.

• Henry's father death and the loss of his wife.

In Saxon times every district had had its own laws and customs, and justice had often been a family matter.Serious offences were tried in the King's courts. How many types of trial were there?

• Three

• Two

• Five

Were priests allowed to marry?

• Yes

• No

Henry III married twice.

• False

• True

The "BROTHERHOOD" was a movement of

• Priests

• Friars

• Monks

• Nuns

When did a woman's position improve?

• When she married another man.

• In case of divorce.

• If her husband died.

• If her husband married another woman.

Under the feudal system, all the pieces of land and their respective owners were recorded in...

• The Feudal book

• The Doomsday book

• The Domesday book

• The Lands book

Who was the man that set up the first English printing press?

• Edward Caxton

• Richard Caxton

• Peter Chaucer

• William Caxton

As Henry was not yet of age, John had arranged for a council made up of thirteen executors who would assist him. Henry was placed in the care of one of the most well-known knights in England. Who was it?

• Lord Monford

• Louis Bell

• William Marshal

What was the name of the treaty signed in 1217 that reinforced Louis’s withdrawal and ended the First Barons’ War?

• Treaty of Beth

• Treaty of Lambeth

• Treaty of Anjevin