quiz 13 Flashcards

1
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earliest known inhabitants of the British Isles

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Celts

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2
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a special group of Celtic men who acted as teachers, judges, and priests

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Druids

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3
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a Roman province under emperor Claudius

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Britannia

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4
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Germanic tribes that invaded the celts

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angles, saxons, and jutes

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5
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what were the influences the Celtics made

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music, language, and heroes like King Arthur

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6
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“angleland”

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england

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7
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wandering poets who wrote long poems about war heroes

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scops

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8
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a missionary appointed by pope Gregory I

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augustine

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9
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a group of vikings controlled most of england by 870

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danes

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10
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the leading Saxon kingdom

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wessex

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11
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the first great english king; 886 occupied london

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Alfred the great

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12
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became king of England 1016

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Canute the dane

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13
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battle in 1066

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battle of hastings

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14
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returned to the throne with help of the English nobles

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Edward the confessor

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15
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the most powerful noble

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Harold godwin

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16
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duke of normandy

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William the conqueror

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17
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when a king owns all the land

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instituted feudalism

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18
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1086; census recorded in the…

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doomsday book

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19
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new government from 1. _____ to the 2. ___ ____

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  1. witan
  2. great council
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20
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farmers were trapped in

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fuedalism

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21
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the lion of justice

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Henry I

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22
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named for Henry the II who wore a plante Genet in his hat

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Plantagenet kings

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23
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laws common to all me based on case-by-case study

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common law

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24
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a group of people called to give a verdict in regard to legal matter

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trial by jury

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25
Henry II's son, spent only 6 months of 10 year reign in england
Richard the lionhearted
26
Mom of Richard the lionhearted; ran the kingdom in Richard the LH's absence
Eleanor of aquitaine
27
the most hated king in English hisory
john
28
_________ of france took more than half of England's mainland in europe
king Philip augustus
29
placed all of England under a papal interdict
pope innocent III
30
one of the most important documents in the history of the world
magna carta
31
the right end of an arrested person to appear before a court
Habeas Corpus
32
a written plan which sets up a form of government and establishes its basic government principles
constitution
33
john's son, a weak king
Henry III
34
led a rebellion of nobles and called the first meeting of Parliament in 1265
Simon de montfort
35
to speak
parler
36
long shanks; first pure Englishman since the Norman conquest
Edward I
37
two representatives from every shire/town
model parliament
38
stated wishes
bills
39
unworthy successor, forced abdictation
Edward II
40
further development and unity in 1327
Edward III
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parliament divided into two institutions
1. house of the lords- great nobles and church leaders 2. house of commons- representatives
42
war between 1337- 1353
the hundred year's war
43
longbows
benefit
44
a peasant girl who led the French army
Joan of arc
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after 100 years England lost the war and all land in France except the...
port of calais
46
the last Plantagenet king lost the throne and "played tyrant"
richard II
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started the dynasty of Lancaster
Henry IV
48
the last lancasterian king, duke of york
Henry VI
49
became king, duke of york
Edward IV
50
the first Tudor king of england
Henry VII
51
chosen by nobles to be king
Hugh capet
52
only controlled a tiny patch of land
ile-de-france
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capetian king who challenged the nobles power
Louis VI
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made the French monarchy stronger than any other single noble
Philip augustus II
55
became one of france's most memorable kings
Louis IX
56
reigned during climax of quarrel with papacy
Philip IV
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French version of parliament
estates-general
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1. the clergy 2. the nobles 3. the commoners
1. first estate 2. second estate 3. third estate
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the last capetian king died in what year
1328
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the earliest known inhabitants
iberians
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larger prosperous ancient city still around today
cadiz
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Rome acquired Iberia, and conquered all of it
Punic wars
63
center of culture and capital
cordova
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small kingdoms of visigoths and Spanish people in northern spain
Asturias, navarre, Aragon, leon, and castile
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11th century these small kingdoms started their own crusade
the reconquista
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the Spanish national hero recaptured valencia
El Cid
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sent by spain to find new route to the east indies, discovered the new world
Christopher columbus
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Spanish scholar wrote a grammar book for castilians' language
Antonia de nebrija
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thousands of moors, Jews, and other non-romanists faced torture, imprisonment, exile, or death
Spanish inquisition
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the first grand inquisitor of the Spanish requisitions
Tomas de torquemada
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the phoencian and greek area of the Iberian peninsula named by romans
lusitanian
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French knight named count of portugal
Henry of burgundy
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Portugal became an independent nation when he was crowned king in 1139
alfonso henriques
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the capital of portugal
lisbon
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his reign marked the beginning of portugal's greatest days of glory
John I
76
when the Europe nations began in earnest to explore distant lands
the age of exploration
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the name for modern European civilization
western civilization
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a viking explorer from before this age of exploration
Leif ericson
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a device used to measure stars above the horizon
astrolabe
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son of an Italian merchant, wrote "the kingdoms and marvels of the east"
Marco polo
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the son of king john I spent his life avidly promoting Portuguese navigation
prince Henry the navigator
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saild all the way to southern tip of Africa, the cape of good hope
Bartolomeu dias
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rounded the cape of good hope, first to reach as far east by sea
Vasco de gama
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an Italian explorer who planned to conquer the "indies"
Christopher columbus
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tribe on San salvador
arawak
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tribe whom the carribeans get their name from
carib
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the most important civilization in south america
the incas
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capital city
cuzco
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the most powerful empire in the western hemisphere at the beginning of the age of exploration
the aztecs
90
capital city built on an island in a lake
tenochtitlan
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conquerors who eagerly explored the new world in hopes of bringing glory to Spain and spreading romanism
Spanish conquistadors
92
first spanish explorer to land on North America mainland
Ponce de leon
93
crossed the isthmus of Panama and discover the Pacific ocean
Vasco de balboa
94
a Portuguese sailor who went on a 3-year voyage around the world
Ferdinand magellan