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1 Decline of Feudalism JEOPARDY!
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2 Magna Carta and Liberties
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3 Reform made by King Henry II of England
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4 Trials were held before a royal judge
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5 Action taken by an English king that gave ordinary people a voice in government
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6 Calling the Model Parliament
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7 The event of 1164 let to conflict between King Henry II and who?
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11 Important legal reform that Henry II enacted.
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12 People accused of crimes had to be formally charged and stand trial at court.
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13 Purpose of the Magna Carta
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14 Protect the rights of nobles
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15 Habeas Corpus means people cannot be held indefinitely in jail unless…
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17 Why did King John agree to sign the Magna Carta?
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18 He was forced to sign it by nobles
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19 The name “Magna Carta” means…
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20 The Great Charter Template by Modified by
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23 How did political changes in England weaken feudalism?
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24 Nobles lost power to the king or common people
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25 What 3 things led to the decline of feudalism?
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26 Political developments (i. e
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27 How did the plague change the lives of the survivors?
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28 Common people gained more power (needed workers), serfs left the manors for cities, peasants rebelled Template by Modified by Bill Arcuri, WCSD Chad Vance, CCISD

29 What did Model Parliament do?
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30 Recognized that the monarch had rights and liberties that the nobles couldn’t violate.
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31 How did life change during the decline of feudalism?
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32 Political, Bubonic Plague, Hundred Years’ War, etc.
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35 How did the plague make life harder for Jews in Europe?
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36 They were often blamed for it
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37 How did the plague increase the power of the common people?
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38 Created a shortage of workers
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39 How many people died from the Bubonic Plague?
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40 25 million Template by Modified by Bill Arcuri, WCSD Chad Vance, CCISD

41 Why was the Bubonic Plague referred to as the “Black Death”?
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42 Because of the black and blue marks on the victim’s skin
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43 Bubonic Plague was spread by…
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44 Fleas that fed on the blood of infected rats then bit humans
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47 Bubonic Plague was also known as…
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48 The Black Death Template by Modified by
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49 How long did people suffer from the plague until they died?
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55 Technological advantage that helped English win battles during HYW?
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56 Longbow Template by Modified by Bill Arcuri, WCSD Chad Vance, CCISD

57 Contribution HYW had on decline of feudalism
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58 Hiring soldiers made monarchs less dependent on vassals
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59 Reason English were victorious in early battles?
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60 Horse-mounted knights and archers armed with longbows
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61 Along with political changes and the plague, the HYW led to…
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