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Magna Carta and more

Bell ringer-September 29 You are living in Europe during the Middle Ages. Given the choice, would you rather be the king/queen, a baron/noble, a knight, or a peasant and why?

King: ruled the kingdom Baron/noble: leased land from king, serve royal council, provide knights for war, pay taxes Knights: military, protect king & baron, leased land from barons Peasants: land from knights, provided food & service for higher classes, no rights, needed permission to marry

Which class would you choose now? Why? (Write for 1 minute)

Establishing the Magna Carta The people were like: Kings were not effective (didn’t get a lot done) Lost land Increased taxes Arrested people w/o trials

The Magna Carta church free from governmental interference, 1215 A.D. the rights of all free citizens to own and inherit property protected from excessive equality before the law 1215 A.D. Gave rights to the people (nobles), and eventually commoners too Bound the king to certain laws

How do rights in the Magna Carta compare to some rights that we have today? (write for 2 minutes)

Parliament is formed U.S. Congress is like Parliament. Divided into 2 houses Debates and creates laws

Printing Press movable type printing press invented in 1439 CE by Johannes Gutenberg

Martin Luther Studied law Promised to serve god if he survived a storm Questioned the Catholic Church (1517) Indulgences

Martin Luther Translated new testament (part of the Bible) into German. Sparked Protestant Reformation.

Henry VIII Lived 1491 – 1547 King of England from 1509-1547. Married Catherine of Aragon. Became interested in Anne Boleyn. Divorce not approved. Decided to start the Church of England (1530s).

Martin Luther, Henry VIII, and many others were important in the Protestant Reformation. Why might this reformation be important to people in European colonies? (write for 3 minutes)

Recap: How did the Magna Carta change the English government? Martin Luther questioned which institution? How did the printing press change writing? Why did Henry VIII form the Church of England?