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1 Strengthening of Monarchy
Lindsey Myers Rylee Box Samantha Overturf

2 Cortes and Map Assemblies or gathering.

3 Joan of Arc and Louis Xl Joan of Arc 1429 A.D. 17 years old.
Could hear Heavenly voices Led the French army. She was burned at stake. Louis Xl Son of Charles the VII Strengthened the bureaucracy United the French feudal land under his crown

4 Richard III and Henry VIII
King Edward IV’s brother When Edward died Richard locked his two nephew’s in the Tower of London Lack of widespread support Died in 1485 A.D. on Bosworth Field Fell to the forces of Henry Tudor Henry VIII First Tudor king Became king after he killed Richard Eliminated royal claimants to the throne Avoided costly foreign wars Increased royal power over the nobles As a result of his ruling, English emerged from War of the Roses strengthened.

5 Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile
In 1469 A.D. they were married Had their own laws and officials Maintained separate governments Location: Castile is in the center Aragon is on the Mediterranean coast They ended religious toleration Both owed separate kingdoms

6 Feudal Seven Long bow 1453 Joan of Arc York Aragon Castile Firearms Louis XI Lancaster Charles The Bold Guided Reading

7 Answers Feudal Edward III Joan of Arc 1453 Long bow and Firearms
Louis XI , Charles The Bold York, Lancaster Aragon and Castile Seven

8 Five Extra Facts Joan of arc is buried in the Winchester Cathedral in Hampshire, England Aragon died January 7, 1536 Catherine Aragon had two husbands Richard III wife was Cecily Neville Louis the XI has a stutter.

9 Work Sited bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=22152

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