Tarzwell Feudalism and Documents

If you were a peasant in the feudal system, what was your main job?

What was the main purpose of the Bill of Rights (1689?)

What group made up the majority of the population in feudal society?

Which modern Canadian document was influenced by the principles of the Bill of Rights 1689?

How did peasants contribute to the feudal system?

How did the Magna Carta affect the king's relationship with the law?

What is a fiefin the feudal system?

What was a major consequence of the Magna Carta for future English monarchs?

How did the Bill of Rights 1689 impact the relationship between the monarchy and Parliament?

How did the Bill of Rights 1689 influence modern democracies?

What was a major reason for the creation of the Magna Carta?

How did the Magna Carta affect the concept of absolute monarchy?

What did the feudal pyramid represent?

Why were knights important in the feudal system?

Which of the following is NOT a right established by the Bill of Rights 1689?

How was power typically passed down in the feudal system?

What fundamental right did the Habeas Corpus Act of 1679 establish?

In Canada, where is the principle of Habeas Corpus included?

What does the legacy of the Bill of Rights 1689 include?

What housing did peasants typically have in feudal times?

How does the Habeas Corpus Act protect individuals?

Where and when was the Magna Carta signed?

What does implementation of Habeas Corpus mean?

In feudal society, what would happen if a knight didn't do his job properly?

Which modern democratic principle can be traced back to the Magna Carta?

What does the Latin term "Habeas Corpus" literally mean?

Why did King John sign the Magna Carta?

Who was at the top of the feudal pyramid?

What idea introduced in the Magna Carta considered an inspiration of modern justice systems later?

What did nobles receive from the king in exchange for their loyalty?

Which of the following is NOT a right guaranteed by the Bill of Rights 1689?

Why were ordinary people often treated unfairly in the 1200s?

What did the nobles receive in exchange for their loyalty to the king?

Why was the protection of free speech in parliament important?

What must happen quickly after someone is detained, according to the Habeas Corpus Act?

What was a key characteristic of feudalism?

What was the relationship between nobles and peasants?

Who were the individuals that swore loyalty to nobles and fought in battles?

What did nobles promise to the king in exchange for land?

What group made up the majority of the population in feudal society?

In feudalism, what was the primary reason a peasant could not easily leave the land they worked on?

What was one of the main responsibilities of a noble?

How did the Bill of Rights 1689 affect meetings of Parliament?

What was the primary role of a king in the feudal system?

What was the primary role of knights in the feudal system?

Which of these is NOT a characteristic of feudalism?