'Model parliament' presentation slideshows

A slightly gayer version of the US move to Constitutionalism

English Constitutional Monarchy. A slightly gayer version of the US move to Constitutionalism. Background (1215-1603). Magna Carta, 1215. A list of demands made by the nobility.. Established principles which limited the power of the king: Established basic legal rights.

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The Growth of Democracy in England:

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MIDDLE ENGLISH

MIDDLE ENGLISH. SOCIETY, HISTORY AND LITERATURE. 1066-1154 A.D. Battle of Hastings: the Normans invade England. DRAMA . 1485. THE ORIGINS. THE DARK AGES. 11 th century. THE MIDDLE AGES. Anglo Saxon / Old _English. Anglo Norman / Middle _English. 700. THE MIDDLE AGES.

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Model Parliament

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System of government King or Queen has complete control over government & its people Autocracy

The Age of Absolutism. 16th & 17th Centuries. System of government King or Queen has complete control over government & its people Autocracy Centralized Government Nation states. Absolutism. Monarchs based their claim on Divine Right Authority comes from God

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Ch. 14.3 England and France Develop

Ch. 14.3 England and France Develop. The Formation of Western Europe 800-1500. Write a list of factors that distinguish one battle from another. In essence, why do we place importance on one battle (not war ) over others? .

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England and France develop

England and France develop. 14.3. MI: as the kingdoms of England and France begin to develop into nations, certain democratic traditions evolved Wimn: modern concepts of jury trials, common law, and legal rights developed during this period. Main idea and why it matters now. Early invasions

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Objectives

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Prologue Sec 3 Democracy Develops in England I. Reforms in Medieval England A. Reforms

Prologue Sec 3 Democracy Develops in England I. Reforms in Medieval England A. Reforms. William , duke of Normandy, Claimed the English throne & thus ended feudalism, created a central govt. thus beginning the early developments of democracy

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The Power of the Church

The Power of the Church. The Pope clergy Stable authority Canon law Religion as a unifying force Excommunication Interdiction. Conflict with the Church. Lay investiture Pope Gregory VII Emperor Henry IV Canossa Concordant of Worms The Great Schism Avignon Papacy

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