An overview of the development of the feudal system in england during the reigns of william the conqueror, henry ii, king john, and henry vii. Topics include the introduction of the feudal system, the role of the sheriff and baron, the domesday book, the emergence of common law, the conflict between the church and the monarchy, the trial by committee, the magna carta, and the wars of the roses.

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What was the role of the nobility in the feudal system under William the Conqueror?
What was the significance of the Magna Carta during the reign of King John?
How did the Common Law develop during the reign of Henry II?

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2021/2022

Caricato il 04/07/2022

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Scarica The Evolution of the Feudal System in England: From William the Conqueror to Henry VII e più Sintesi del corso in PDF di Inglese solo su Docsity! The feudal system was introduced in England under the reign of William the Conqueror (1066-1087). According to this new system, the king had all the lands, but he gave some lands to the nobility, and in return he required loyalty and soldiers. Furthermore, the main language during William's reign was French and there were two new figures: the sheriff, who was the representative of the king, and the barone, who was the nobleman. Finally, William carried out the Domesday Book, a census which was used to ask for taxes. Under the reign of Henry II, The Common Law developed, furthermore Thomas Becket, who went against the king, was killed and there was the conflict with the Church. Under King John, called "Lackland", was introduced the trial by a committee, and also the Magna Carta, a documenti who limited the power of sovereign over nobility. In the period of King Tudor Henry VII, there was the Wars of the Roses, a conflict between Lancaster and York, which were the conservative and progressive parts. Finally, there was the Battle of Bosworth, in which Yorkists won.