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Magna Carta

William the Conqueror (1066-1087) *Led the Norman invasion of England and won the Battle of Hastings in 1066 A.D. *Brought feudalism to England.

King Henry II (1154–1189) *Increased the power of the monarchy *Created common law- law that was the same throughout the whole kingdom.

King John (1199-1216) *Abused his power as king *In 1215, he was kidnapped by his Lords and forced to sign the Magna Carta.

Why is the Magna Carta important? It marked the first time in history that limits were put on a kings power. Parliament was now the center of the English gov’t

4 Main Themes in the Magna Carta

4 Main Themes in the Magna Carta 1. Rule of Law

4 Main Themes in the Magna Carta Rule of Law Fairness of Law

4 Main Themes in the Magna Carta Rule of Law Fairness of Law Due Process of Law

4 Main Themes in the Magna Carta Rule of Law Fairness of Law Due Process of Law Economic Rights *worksheet

Activity: Class Magna Carta Break into groups according to your feudal classes As a group, discuss what limits should be put on the queens power Pick three limits and use the back of your worksheet to write down, explaining why you chose each one Leave room at the bottom of your paper!