Ch 15, Sec 3: Kingdoms of the Middle Ages. Alfred the Great King of England in the late A.D. 800s...

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Ch 15, Sec 3: Kingdoms of the Middle Ages

Transcript of Ch 15, Sec 3: Kingdoms of the Middle Ages. Alfred the Great King of England in the late A.D. 800s...

Page 1: Ch 15, Sec 3: Kingdoms of the Middle Ages. Alfred the Great King of England in the late A.D. 800s United small groups of Anglo-Saxons to fight Viking.

Ch 15, Sec 3: Kingdoms of the Middle Ages

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Alfred the Great

• King of England in the late A.D. 800s• United small groups of Anglo-Saxons to fight

Viking invaders• New kingdom was named

“Angleland”=England• Strong leader for 30 years

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William the Conqueror

• Ruler of Normandy (France)• Cousin to King Edward of England who died• Wanted to take Edward’s throne

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Battle of Hastings

• 1066 A.D.• William the Conqueror landed in England with

knights• William won/became King of England

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William as King of England

• Anglo-Saxons (English people) hated him/revolted often

• Gave land to Norman (French) knights to control the Anglo-Saxons

• Cultures merged– Ideas on how to run the gov’t– Learned new languages– Sheriffs kept order– Wedding ceremonies blended

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Henry II

• English king 1154-1189• Set up a court system• Set up a common law for everybody• Used juries for the first time– Grand jury-decided if people should be accused of

a crime– Trial jury-decided if people were guilty or innocent

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King John (Henry’s son)

• Became England’s king in 1199• Raised taxes• Punished people without a trial• Forced to sign the Magna Carta– Means “Great Charter”

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Magna Carta

• Took away some of the king’s power• King could not collect taxes without

permission• Freemen had the right to a fair trial by a jury• Established the idea that people have rights• Limited the power of the government

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King Edward I of England

• 1200 A.D.• Gathered people together to create a

Parliament– Made decisions together on important

issues– “representative government”

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Parliament

• Original Plan:– 2 knights– 2 people from every town– All high-ranking nobles/church officials

• Second Plan:– Two houses• House of Lords-high ranking nobles/church officials• House of Commons-Knights/townspeople

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Philip II of France

• King from 1180-1223• Went to war with England to get French lands

from English control• Gained power/control for France in Europe

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Philip IV of France

• King from 1284-1314• Wanted a representative government• Met with the Estates-General– 3 groups of people:• First Estate-priests• Second Estate-Nobles• Third Estate-townspeople/peasants

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Eastern Europe

• Divided in three groups– 1. Southern Slavs-Croats, Serbs, and Bulgarians– 2. Western Slavs-Poles, Czechs, and Slovaks– 3. Eastern Slavs-Eukrainians, Belorussians, and

Russians

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Slavs• Farmers• Chopped down forests and burned the trees

to fertilize the land• Planted barley, rye, and flax• Were invaded by Vikings (called the Rus) in

the 700s AD

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Oleg

• Viking leader in 900 A.D.• Led from the city of Kiev• Took control of all 3 groups of Slavs• United the groups into what is today Russia

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Mongols

• Attacked Kiev/Russia• All major cities were destroyed• Killed many people• Forced Russian rulers to pay tribute

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Rise of Moscow

• Grand Dukes of Moscow:– Married the daughters of rulers from other lands– Fought wars to get more territory– Collected taxes for Mongols=more power

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Ivan IV

• Grand duke in 1462• Built big palaces/churches in Moscow• Started calling himself Czar Ivan IV• Defeated the Mongols/kicked them out of

Russia• Started expanding his empire north and west