The great charter approved by king John of England, in 1215 it limited royal power and establish a certain rights of English freedom

an epidemic of the bubonic plague that reached Europe in the 1300s

A young person learning a trade from the master

Stone supports on the outside of a building that allowed builders to construct higher, thinner walls that contain large Stainglass windows

in the middle ages an association of merchants, and artisans, who cooperated to uphold standards of the trade, and to protect their economic interest

Jerusalem and other places were Christians believe Jesus had lived in preached

series of wars from the 1000s of the 1200s in which European Christians try to win control of the holy land from the Muslims

A church port set up to try people accused of hearsay

A salaried worker employed by a guy masters

A 6 foot long bow that correctly, fire arrows with enough for us to Pierce most armor

The legislation of England and leader of Great Britain

during the 1400s the campaign by European Christians to drive the Muslim present-day Spain

in mid evil Europe, the school of thought that use logic and reason to support Christian belief

every day language for ordinary people