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The Weakening of Feudalism

England

King Henry II Ruled from 1154 to 1189 Ruled from 1154 to 1189 Made legal reform a central concern of his reign Made legal reform a central concern of his reign Ruled that juries must formally accuse a person of a serious crime Ruled that juries must formally accuse a person of a serious crime Strengthened royal authority Strengthened royal authority

Constitutions of Clarendon The document spelled out the king’s traditional rights. The document spelled out the king’s traditional rights. The king had the right to try clergy accused of serious crimes in royal courts. The king had the right to try clergy accused of serious crimes in royal courts. Upset the Archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Becket, the kings friend. Upset the Archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Becket, the kings friend.

The Magna Carta In June 1215 King John met with barons and put a seal on the “Great Charter.” In June 1215 King John met with barons and put a seal on the “Great Charter.” John agreed to observe common law and the traditional rights of barons and the church. John agreed to observe common law and the traditional rights of barons and the church.

The Magna Carta John also agreed that John also agreed that –He would consult the barons and church officials before imposing special taxes –“no free man” could be jailed except by lawful judgment of peers or by the law of the land The Magna Carta *Protected the rights and privileges of nobles *Limited Kings *Eventually extended rights to commoners The Magna Carta *Protected the rights and privileges of nobles *Limited Kings *Eventually extended rights to commoners

Model Parliament Established by King Edward I Established by King Edward I Included commoners and lower ranking clergy as well as church officials Included commoners and lower ranking clergy as well as church officials These were steps to include more people in English government. These were steps to include more people in English government.

The Game Changer/ The Watershed Moment : The Bubonic Plague

A Plague!!! Struck Europe from 1347 to 1351 Struck Europe from 1347 to 1351 Began in central Asia and spread along the Silk Road Began in central Asia and spread along the Silk Road Over a third of the population of Europe died Over a third of the population of Europe died –25 million people –Some say 40-50% Carried by fleas on the backs of rats Carried by fleas on the backs of rats

The Black Death Victims showed black and blue blotches on their skin after being infected. Victims showed black and blue blotches on their skin after being infected. Living conditions contributed to the spread of the plague. Living conditions contributed to the spread of the plague.

It was so bad… Transferred through trade & interaction Transferred through trade & interaction Caused people to question the Church/God Caused people to question the Church/God MASSIVE DEATH MASSIVE DEATH –Whole communities –Spared no one nor any social class

Review 1) Put these events in chronological order The Hundred Years’ WarThe Hundred Years’ War The Magna CartaThe Magna Carta The Bubonic PlagueThe Bubonic Plague

2) What did the Magna Carta protect?

3) List two reasons for the English victory at the Battle of Crecy.

4) What trading route did the bubonic plague spread through?

5) What are two reasons for the shift of power away from feudal lords after The Hundred Years’ War?

6) Who took part in the Model Parliament of Edward I in 1295?

7) Why was the bubonic plague known as the Black Death?