5 Written Questions

1. Two of the most significant were in a clause protecting freemen from orbitrery arrest, imprisonment and other legal actions except, "by legal judgement of his peers of by the law of the land."
2. Who ruled vast lands from Germany to Italy.
3. Also "Red Beard".He dreamed of building an empire from the Boltic to the Adriatic.
4. Europeans who took part in a series of wars.
5. An outbreak of rapid-spreading disease.

5 Matching Questions

1. Hobeas Corpus
2. Inquisition
3. King John
4. Philip Augustus
5. Papal Supremacy

1. a He became King of France in 1179. He granted charles to many new town and introduced a new national tax. He also quadrupled royal land holdings.
2. b A time when the chirch court set up to try people accused of heresy and Isabella launched a brutal crusade.
3. c He was the son of Henry 2, he was a clever, cruel and untrustworthy ruler.
4. d Authority over all secular rulers, including kings and queens.
5. e The principle that no person can be held in prison without first being charged with a specific crime.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Louis's grandson and a ruthlessly, extended royal power.
   1. Philip IV
   2. Louis IX
   3. Otto I
   4. Parliament
2. The council that later became England's legislature.
   1. Philip IV
   2. Schism
   3. Crusades
   4. Parliament
3. A gothic style in the 1300s and 1400s that was also applied to the artistic decoration of books.
   1. Louis IX
   2. Illumination
   3. Inflation
   4. Inquisition
4. The struggle lasted for almost 50 years.
   1. Black death
   2. Louis IX
   3. Parliament
   4. Lay investure
5. In 936, took the title of King of Germany.
   1. Schism
   2. Otto I
   3. Louis IX
   4. Longbow

5 True/False Questions

1. Common Law → An archery weapon wielded by English archers.

   True        False

2. William the Conqueror → He became king of England on Christmas day 1066.

   True        False

3. Louis IX → He became king of France in 1226. A religious man who persecuted heretics and Jews.

   True        False

4. Black death → Europeans who took part in a series of wars.

   True        False

5. Concordat of Worms → This treaty declared that the church had the sole power to elect and invest bishops with spiritual authority.

   True        False