England And France Develop

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  • 1. 
    Duke of Normandy who defeated the Anglo-Saxons to conquer England
    • A. 

      William the Conqueror

    • B. 

      Henry II

    • C. 

      Harold Godwinson

  • 2. 
    A legislative assembly made up of the House of Commons and the House of Lords.
    • A. 

      Estates-General

    • B. 

      Parliament

    • C. 

      Congress

  • 3. 
    English king who introduced the use of juries to the English judicial system.
    • A. 

      John

    • B. 

      Richard I

    • C. 

      Henry II

  • 4. 
    Capetian king who greatly expanded the French kingdom's lands.
    • A. 

      Philip II

    • B. 

      Hugh Capet

    • C. 

      Philip IV

  • 5. 
    French duke who began a dynasty of French kings that ruled France from 987 to 1328.
    • A. 

      Philip II

    • B. 

      Hugh Capet

    • C. 

      Philip IV

  • 6. 
    A document that guaranteed basic political rights and limited the English king's powers
    • A. 

      Magna Carta

    • B. 

      Common law

    • C. 

      Constitution

  • 7. 
    An assembly of representatives from all of the three estates, or social classes, in France.
    • A. 

      Parliament

    • B. 

      Estates-General

    • C. 

      House of Lords

  • 8. 
    No taxation without representation, jury trials and the protection of the law are
    • A. 

      Basic political rights guaranteed in Magna Carta

    • B. 

      Common laws

    • C. 

      Parliament

  • 9. 
    England and France developed as nations because both
    • A. 

      Took control of more lands

    • B. 

      Expanded power through courts and laws

    • C. 

      Included commoners in government

    • D. 

      All of the above

  • 10. 
    Philip IV included called the Estates-General together to win support against the pope.
    • A. 

      True

    • B. 

      False

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