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Norman Conquest
King Harold was chosen by British to succeed
Met William at the Battle of Hastings
William crushed all competition, Normans won
British submitted to William
William the Conqueror
Crowned King on Christmas
Illegitimate
Anglo-saxon nobles had their land usurped
French nobles took over
William was king of Normandy and England
Lived in a castle - safe for war
Feudalism
City-states ruled by central king
Ran by Baron
King Henry
Had problems with power of the Church
Church official of Canterbury was vacant
Henry nominated his friend, Thomas Beckett
Beckett sided with Church instead of King
Knights murdered Beckett- thought King wanted it
Henry went on pilgramage to Canterbury to show remorse
Three kids
Robert, King of France
Richard, King of England
John Lackland
King Richard/King John
Richard left for the Crusades - left John in charge
Very unpopular, heaviliy increased taxes
Eleanor of Aquataine tried to keep everyone a fan of Richard
Richard died, and John was in charge
Signed magna carta: Constitutional government, shared power with Barons to avoid Civil War
John is excommunicated from Church
Feudalism Falling
Rise of towns
Guilds and merchants
People lived in close proximity - lots of plagues
Bubonic plague
Corruption in Church
John Wycliff tried to change Church - didn’t like indugences
Translated Bible into English, took power away from the Church because now everyone can read Bible
War of the Roses
King Henry VI
Lost area in Normandy
Unsuccessful King
Got very sick and went crazy
Richard of York was put in charge
Didn’t want to give up power when Henry got better
They fought, Richard won
Richard’s son Edward succeeded, but died young
Richard III was King
Henry Tudor killed Richard and became King
House of Tudor began, end of middle ages