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II. The Kingdom of France

Section 6.3

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Bonus Serfs Quiz

1. Explain how Henry II centralized the kingdom of England. Do we have anything like this in America?

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Bonus Serfs Quiz

2. Compare and contrast trial juries and grand juries. How are they the same? How are they different?

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Bonus Serfs Quiz

3. What is habeas corpus? Give one modern day example where habeas corpus is not being followed.

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Bonus Serfs Quiz

4. Why was the Magna Carta important?

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Bonus Serfs Quiz

5. Why might a king take a census of his people?

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900 1000 1200 1300 900 1000 1200 1300

Hugh CapetHugh Capet Philip IIPhilip II Philip IVPhilip IV

977-986977-986 1180-12231180-1223 1285-13141285-1314

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I. The Kingdom of France

A. Frankish empire decentralized after Charlemagne

B. Hugh Capet (987)1. First Capetian king2. Controlled Area around

Paris3. Capetian nobles held

more power than king

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I. The Kingdom of France

A. Frankish empire decentralized after Charlemagne

B. Hugh Capet (987)1. First Capetian king2. Controlled Area around

Paris3. Capetian nobles held

more power than king

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II. The Kingdom of France

A. Frankish empire decentralized after Charlemagne

B. Hugh Capet (987)1. First Capetian king2. Controlled Area around

Paris3. Capetian nobles held

more power than king

Lle-de-FranceLle-de-France

Isle of FranceIsle of France

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II. The Kingdom of France

A. Frankish empire decentralized after Charlemagne

B. Hugh Capet (987)1. First Capetian king2. Controlled Area around

Paris3. Capetian nobles held

more power than kingIsleIsle

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II. The Kingdom of France

A. Frankish empire decentralized after Charlemagne

B. Hugh Capet (987)1. First Capetian king2. Controlled Area around

Paris3. Capetian nobles held

more power than king

Isle: A small land mass surrounded by water

Isle: A small land mass surrounded by water

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II. The Kingdom of France

A. Frankish empire decentralized after Charlemagne

B. Hugh Capet (987)1. First Capetian king2. Controlled Area around

Paris3. Capetian nobles held

more power than king

Hugh CapetHugh Capet

Otto IIOtto II

Otto III

Otto III

Archbishop of Reims

Archbishop of Reims

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II. The Kingdom of France

A. Frankish empire decentralized after Charlemagne

B. Hugh Capet (987)1. First Capetian king2. Controlled Area around

Paris3. Capetian nobles held

more power than king

Hugh CapetHugh Capet

Otto IIOtto II

Otto III

Otto III

Archbishop of Reims

Archbishop of Reims

LothairLothair

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II. The Kingdom of France

A. Frankish empire decentralized after Charlemagne

B. Hugh Capet (987)1. First Capetian king2. Controlled Area around

Paris3. Capetian nobles held

more power than king

Hugh CapetHugh Capet

Otto IIOtto II

Otto III

Otto III

Archbishop of Reims

Archbishop of Reims

LothairLothair

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II. Kingdom of France

C. King Phillip II1. Captured land from

English in Western Europe

2. Took all the land of Jews and exiled them (anti-Semitism)

1180-12231180-1223

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II. Kingdom of France

C. King Phillip II1. Captured land from

English in Western Europe

2. Took all the land of Jews and exiled them (anti-Semitism)

3. Created Treaties with Vassals

King Philip II

King Philip II

Count of FlandersCount of Flanders

Henry IHenry IDuke of BrabantDuke of Brabant

Philip of HinesburgPhilip of

Hinesburg

ArchBishop of Cologne

ArchBishop of Cologne

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II. Kingdom of France

C. King Phillip II1. Captured land from

English in Western Europe

2. Took all the land of Jews and exiled them (anti-Semitism)

3. Created Treaties with Vassals

King Philip II

King Philip II

Count of FlandersCount of Flanders

Henry IHenry I

Duke of BrabantDuke of Brabant

Philip of HinesburgPhilip of

Hinesburg

ArchBishop of Cologne

ArchBishop of Cologne

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II. Kingdom of France

C. King Phillip IL1. Captured land from

English in Western Europe

2. Took all the land of Jews and exiled them (anti-Semitism)

3. Created Treaties with Vassals

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II. The Kingdom of France

D. Three Class of French Society

1. Nobles

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II. The Kingdom of France

D. Three Class of French Society

1. Nobles2. Clergy

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II. The Kingdom of France

D. Three Class of French Society

1. Nobles2. Clergy3. Peasants

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II. The Kingdom of France

D. Three Class of French Society

1. Nobles2. Clergy3. Peasants

E. Philip IV met with three classes (estates-general): French Parliament

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Hugh CapetHugh Capet Philip IIPhilip II Philip IVPhilip IV

977-986977-986 1180-12231180-1223 1285-13141285-1314

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III. Eastern Europe and Russia

Chapter 6: Section 3

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III. Eastern Europe and Russia

A. Slavs settle in Eastern Europe (500 AD)

B. Three Groups:1. Southern2. Western3. Eastern

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III. Eastern Europe and Russia

C. Vikings move into Slav territory (700)

1. Eventually took power from Slavs

2. Vikings known as Rus

D. Kiev: Rus state created by Oleg (Kievan Rus)

E. Attracted Byzantine Missionaries (Eastern Orthodox)

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III. Eastern Europe and Russia

C. Vikings move into Slav territory (700)

1. Eventually took power from Slavs

2. Vikings known as Rus

D. Kiev: Rus state created by Oleg (Kievan Rus)

E. Attracted Byzantine Missionaries (Eastern Orthodox)

WestWest

Roman CatholicRoman Catholic

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III. Eastern Europe and Russia

C. Vikings move into Slav territory (700)

1. Eventually took power from Slavs

2. Vikings known as Rus

D. Kiev: Rus state created by Oleg (Kievan Rus)

E. Attracted Byzantine Missionaries (Eastern Orthodox)

EastEast

Eastern OrthodoxEastern

Orthodox

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III. Eastern Europe and Russia

F. Mongols invade1. Novgorod pays tribute

to Mongols2. Alexander Nevsky

named grand duke of Novgorod