Medieval Government

Medieval Studies 202 with Hamonic at University of Tennessee - Knoxville

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By: Kristi Myers
Textbook:

The Middle Ages, Volume II, Readings in Medieval History

Western Europe in the Middle Ages 300-1475
Created: 2009-03-31
Size: 15 flashcards
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This man ended political power in Germany.

Frederick II

This man was excommunicated when he won back Jerusalem, something that men had been trying to do for years

Frederick II

What is the historical significance of the Statue in favor of the Princes?

Frederick II basically gives up all his rights

Council where feudal vassals and prelates would gather to advise the King

Spanish Cortes

Philip IV started to restructure _____, it becomes much more organized

Parliament

This branch of Parliament is reponsible for receiving complaints and deciding whether they should be heard

Chambre de request

Branch of Parliament responsible for judicial investigations

Chambre de enquetes

Branch of Parliament responsible for hearing and deciding all pleas and cases

Chambre de Plaids

Who issued the Magna Carta?

It was a forced agreement between the barrens of England whom had been rebelling against King John and King John

Around 1265, England was unofficially ran by a barren named

Simon de Montfort

What is the "Quia Emptores?"

a law that allowed people in England to start buying and selling land

Why did Edward I summon Parliament?

Because during his reign in England gained legislation and he had to have his new laws enforced

The Statute of Mortmain came about because Edward I felt that ______.

land was becoming more precious and if he lost his land land to religious institutions, he wouldn't get it back.

What did the "Quo Warranto" do?

Officials were sent out to different counties in England where the barrens would produce a charter to convince the officials they had rights to the authorities they were exercising

"Quia Emptores" was a way to eliminate _________.

subinfeudation