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Worksheet time: 41mins
Monarchy
A government in which power is in the hands of hereditary ruling class or nobility
A government in which powers is in hands of a single person
A Government which power is in the hands of a few people
Primary source examples
Letters
Newspaper
Textbook
Diary
Secondary source examples
Letter
Textbook
Newspaper
Dairy
"Divine Right"
The idea that monarchs are gods representatives on earth and there for answer only to god.
A government in which powers is in hands of a single person
A government in which power is in the hands of hereditary ruling class or nobility
Of the nine crusades carried out by to take back Jerusalem and the holy land, Only the __________ Crusade was considered a military success
Third
Second
First
The __________ Crusade was known as the Crusade of Kings Because it was originally led by three european kings.
One
Two
Three
Means "non believers"- term used by both christians and muslims to describe the enemy
Infidels
Saracens
Franks
Means "People of the sand"- Term used by christians to describe muslims
Saracens
Franks
Palestine
Name Given to all christian crusaders by muslim defenders
Palestine
Urban II
Franks
Land directly around the city of Jerusalem; Considered "Holy Land" to three major religions judaism, christianity, Islam. The land that was fought over during the crusades
Urban II
Palestine
Richard the lion heart king
Pope that called for the first crusade to take back the holy land. Declared "God Wills It"
Richard
Saladin
Urban II
King Of england led a crusade, an attempt to win back Jerusalem from muslim control. He was prevented from re-capturing Jerusalem but gained the right for christians to visit the holy sites in Jerusalem
Richard
George III
Pope Julius
Kurdish sultan who was the leader of the muslim armies that captured Jerusalem and successfully defended it against Richard during crusade of kings
Saladin
Bourgeoisie
Infidels
Merchant middle class that developed in european towns. This social class included bankers, shipping merchants, bookkeepers, accountants, lawyers, and small shopkeepers
Saladin
Palestine
Bourgeoisie
What Year was the magna carta signed
1972
1324
1215
Who was the english Monarch that was forced to sign the Magna Carta?
John I
John F kennedy
John II
Why was so-so forced to sign the magna carda?
Not Taxing People
Taxation with representation
None of the above
The magna Carta established the principle of Limited government. How was the king immediately affect by this principle?
Could no longer tax people
King needed permission from the parliament to raise taxes and army
He was not allowed to lower the taxes
The magna Carta also established the principle of due process? what does this mean?
King can only change tax price once a year
to have the law working known, Orderly way.
Taxes could only be raised not lowered
Clause 12 of the magna Carta was especially relevant to american revolutionaries 500 years later
So the king could not levy taxes
So the king could levy taxes
What percent of europe's population died as a result of bubonic plague?
3%
43%
33%
According to Giovanni Boccaccio, an italian writer who lived during the 1300's, the bubonic plague came as the result of _______________________
Punishment from god for sinful living
Trying to get god to forgive you
