English Kings Expand Power! Nobles try to check that power!

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English Kings Expand Power! Nobles try to check that power!

The Norman Conquest of England Setting: Alfred the Great unites Anglo-Saxon kingdoms in England to counter the Viking invaders. (871- 899) Angeland = England

William the Conqueror - 1066 William Duke of Normandy (France) and King Harold (England) both claim the English throne Battle of Hastings William the divides land among vassals Sheriffs to collect taxes Doomsday Book – inventory of all possessions – used to determine taxes in the land

The Bayeaux Tapestry

Henry II- 1135 - England Reforms court system Grand jury – (more than 20) determines suspects which will go to trial Petit Jury( 6 – 12) – determines guilt or innocence ***The point! – no more trial by ordeal & common national law begins Circuit courts and Common Law

King John 1200’s Increases taxes on subjects Punishes enemies without trial TURNING POINT - MAGNA CARTA – Limitation on the power of the English Kings 1215 – Nobles force John to sign a petition – Magna Carta (Great Charter) limiting the king’s power

Magna Carta guarantees right to trial for all free men Great Council of nobles and clergy must consent to new taxes before the king can raise them Great council  Parliament (England’s Congress)

Parliament’s Rise 1st just “Great Council” of nobles and clergy Middle class reps added in 1200’s as towns grow in size and wealth (knights & wealthy townspeople) 1400’s TWO HOUSES of Parliament House of Commons (Commoners like knights and burgesses) House of Lords (Nobles and Clergy)

Changes in Warfare  Downfall of Feudal Knights The Pike – can spear a horse or pull a knight off his saddle The Canon The Longbow (can shoot through armor)

Feudal Cavalry no longer offers effective protection

Impact of Charters on Nobility As trade increases craftspeople move to towns on the edge of the manors near roads. As middle class develops and becomes prosperous $ is used to pay manorial dues to lord

Charters Wealthy Burghers (townspeople) offer the King $ if he will release them from their feudal dues to the lords by granting them a Charter (document that gives the town independence) Town must hire its own protection and start its own courts Kings can use money to raise a national army Lords lose authority and $ Are the Middle Ages coming to an end?