*Angry barons forced a meeting with King John in a meadow called ___________. The barons forced John to put his seal to the _________ ________, which limited King rights and forced him to observe the traditional rights of barons and John’s the church. *Define habeas corpus- *People of England later regarded the Magna Carta as one of the foundations of their rights and _____________. King Edward I and the Model Parliament *Define commoner- *The Model Parliament was a governing body which included ___________, clergy, low ranking church officials and nobles. This was a major step to including ____________ people in government. The Impact of Political Developments in England *Political developments weakened feudalism in two ways: (1) by strengthening __________ authority at the expense of the nobles; and (2) by shifting power to the _________ people. 5.3 The Bubonic Plague *Historians think the plague began in ____________ _________. It traveled along the _______ Road and spread throughout Europe. The Black Death *Symptoms of the plague included a fever, vomiting, fierce coughing, _________ fits and ______-_______ swellings or bumps. *The bacteria which caused the plague were carried by ______ which fed on the blood of infected rats. The filthy conditions of medieval cities and towns were ideal living conditions for the rats.
*Angry barons forced a meeting with King John in a meadow called ___________. The barons forced John to put his seal to the _________ ________, which limited King John’s rights and forced him to observe the traditional rights of barons and the church. *Define habeas corpus- *People of England later regarded the Magna Carta as one of the foundations of their rights and _____________. King Edward I and the Model Parliament *Define commoner- *The Model Parliament was a governing body which included ___________, clergy, low ranking church officials and nobles. This was a major step to including ____________ people in government. The Impact of Political Developments in England *Political developments weakened feudalism in two ways: (1) by strengthening __________ authority at the expense of the nobles; and (2) by shifting power to the _________ people. 5.3 The Bubonic Plague *Historians think the plague began in ____________ _________. It traveled along the _______ Road and spread throughout Europe. The Black Death *Symptoms of the plague included a fever, vomiting, fierce coughing, _________ fits and ______-_______ swellings or bumps. *The bacteria which caused the plague were carried by ______ which fed on the blood of infected rats. The filthy conditions of medieval cities and towns were ideal living conditions for the rats.