- English Dynasties
- Saxon
- Viking
- Norman (1066)
- Brought French culture and literature
- Latin language and Christianity
- All laws were written in French
- William gained knowledge to all of the customs
- Recorded in the Domesday Book
- Plantagenet
- Ruled England for over 300 years 1154-1485
- AP test starts when the Plantagenets are at the end of their reign
- Henry II- tried to imperialize, feudal kingships, burned bridges with other countries
- Purpose is to gain back land lost in England
- English foreign relations will be based on the rulers of the other countries rather than the needs of the country
- The Welsh and Scotts fought for their independence
- Richard I
- Mostly away fighting the Crusades
- They were in the Holy Land pushing back the Islamic fighters
- Jerusalem and Constantinople were most fought over cities
- The Third Crusade Richard went up against Saladin and lost
- People were forced to give up English internationalism
- The English themselves were forced to look inward
- Gain of nationalism/loss of internationalism
- Considered good as opposed to John
- John was forced to sign the Magna Carta
- The king was subjected to the same laws as everyone else
- Took away power from the king and gave more to the barons
- Set up the modern Parliamentary system in England
- Must memorize the Plantagenet timeline
- Henry II
- Richard I and King John
- John signs Magna Carta
- Henry III
- Son of King John
- Known for a new look of England
- Edward I
- Son of Henry III
- Conquered Wales
- Most successful in battles against the Scotts
- Known as the Hammer of the Scotts
- Two great Scottish heroes- William Wallace and Robert the Bruce
- Edward II
- Son of Edward I
- Edward III
- Son of Edward II
- Richard II
- Son of Edward III
- Henry IV
- Son of Richard II
- Henry V
- Son of Henry IV
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
England Notes
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