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| Richest woman in Twelfth Century Europe; married to the kings of both England and France |
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| Document ordered by William the Conqueror assessing English property for tax purposes |
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| United by the marriage of Ferdinand and Isabella |
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| Bohemian monk burned at the stake in 1415 for heresy |
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| Queen Margrete was elected Queen of all three |
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| How were Norway, Sweden, and Denmark united? |
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| What happened to "The Princes in the Tower"? |
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| What happened to Joan of Arc? |
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| Symbol of the House of Lancaster |
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| Document signed at Runnymede in 1215 by King John giving Englishmen certain freedoms and providing for a Great Council (later called Parliament) to make laws |
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| English king who signed the Magna Carta |
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| Exhumed (dug up) and burned for heresy |
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| What happened to John Wycliffe 31 years after his death? |
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| Symbol of the House of York |
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Murdered (probably at the behest of Henry II) while he prayed at Canterbury Cathedral
Proclaimed a saint |
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| What happened to Thomas a Beckett? |
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| Became king after the murder of the Princes in the Tower (Edward V and Richard, Duke of York) and was later killed at the Battle of Bosworth Field |
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| There were two Popes; one in Rome, the other in Avignon |
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| What happened during the Great Scism? |
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| War between England and France over English land holdings in France |
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| Followers of John Wycliffe |
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| Peasant girl who led French forces during the Hundred Years War |
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| Killed 1/3 of Europe's population beginning in 1348 |
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| Presented his infant son as Prince of Wales |
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| What Edward I did when the conquered Welsh demanded to be ruled by a native-born Welshman |
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| Henry stood barefoot in the snow, wearing the rough clothes of a penitent, for three days, begging forgiveness |
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| What happened after Pope Gregory VII excommunicated Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV during the Investiture Controversy? |
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| Dispute between England's Houses of York and Lancaster for the throne |
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| Last Muslim province in Spain |
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| William I (The Conqueror) |
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| Duke of Normandy who conquered England in 1088 |
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| Son of Edward III who engineered the deposition of Richard II, obtaining the trone for his son, Henry of Bolingbroke |
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| Translated the Bible into English |
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| Families who fought the War of the Roses |
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| Famous English author who was John of Gaunt's brother-in-law |
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| Person who seizes a throne illegally |
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| Type of government adopted by France after 1469 |
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