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Pasapalabra PMoVersión en línea Medieval Boardgame por francisco cafici A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U X Y Z Empieza por A Starts with A. The high religious title given to Thomas Becket in 1162, making him the leader of the Church in England. Empieza por B Starts with B. Wealthy, powerful landowners who rebelled against the absolute power of King John and King Henry III. Empieza por C Starts with C. An important political job managing the king's money and documents, given to Thomas Becket by Henry II. Empieza por D Starts with D. The system of government that began to develop in Britain due to the limits placed on rulers by Magna Carta. Empieza por E Starts with E. The religious punishment used against the bishops who helped King Henry II, throwing them out of the Church. Empieza por F Starts with F. The country Thomas Becket fled to for six years after having a massive argument with King Henry II. Empieza por G Starts with G. The assembly of Church leaders and barons that King John was forced to consult before raising extra taxes. Empieza por H Starts with H. The hot-headed King of England who shouted: "Is there no one who will rid me of this troublesome priest?" Empieza por I Starts with I. The European country where King Henry II tried to buy an island (Sicily) as a luxury present for his son, spending a fortune. Empieza por J Starts with J. The unpopular king nicknamed "Softsword" who lost lands in France and was forced to sign the Magna Carta. Empieza por K Starts with K. The title of the absolute monarch in medieval England whose powers were challenged by the nobility and the people. Empieza por L Starts with L. The rules or legal principles (like the Magna Carta) that even kings and queens had to follow to run the country fairly. Empieza por M Starts with M. The famous document of 63 rights signed in 1215 establishing the rule that even the king must obey the law. Empieza por N Starts with N. The age of King Henry III when his father died and he became the new king of England. Empieza por O Starts with O. The location where a document was signed in 1258 forcing King Henry III to rule only with the Great Council's agreement. Empieza por P Starts with P. The meeting called by Simon de Montfort in 1265 that included ordinary wealthy townspeople for the very first time. Empieza por Q Starts with Q. A female monarch or the wife of a king. The barons complained because King Henry III listened more to his wife (the _______) and her French family than to them. Empieza por R Starts with R. A powerful king or queen who governs a country. The Magna Carta was written to show that there are limits to the power of these individuals. Empieza por S Starts with S. The powerful landowner married to the king's sister who led the baronial rebellion and created the first Parliament. Empieza por T Starts with T. The close friend of Henry II who became his greatest rival over Church rights and was murdered in Canterbury Cathedral. Contiene la U Contains the U: The group name for the wealthy townspeople and knights who later formed their own meeting place in Parliament. Contiene la X Contains the X: The high financial duties and monetary charges imposed by absolute kings that furious barons refused to pay without consultation. Contiene la Y The severe stomach illness caught by King John which caused his death just over a year after agreeing to Magna Carta. Contiene la Z Contains the Z: The social status or label given to medieval peasants (often called serfs or citizens of the lowest class) who wanted to break free from the absolute control and heavy taxes of the landlords.

Pasapalabra PMoVersión en línea

Medieval Boardgame

por francisco cafici

Empieza por A

Starts with A. The high religious title given to Thomas Becket in 1162, making him the leader of the Church in England.

Empieza por B

Starts with B. Wealthy, powerful landowners who rebelled against the absolute power of King John and King Henry III.

Empieza por C

Starts with C. An important political job managing the king's money and documents, given to Thomas Becket by Henry II.

Empieza por D

Starts with D. The system of government that began to develop in Britain due to the limits placed on rulers by Magna Carta.

Empieza por E

Starts with E. The religious punishment used against the bishops who helped King Henry II, throwing them out of the Church.

Empieza por F

Starts with F. The country Thomas Becket fled to for six years after having a massive argument with King Henry II.

Empieza por G

Starts with G. The assembly of Church leaders and barons that King John was forced to consult before raising extra taxes.

Empieza por H

Starts with H. The hot-headed King of England who shouted: "Is there no one who will rid me of this troublesome priest?"

Empieza por I

Starts with I. The European country where King Henry II tried to buy an island (Sicily) as a luxury present for his son, spending a fortune.

Empieza por J

Starts with J. The unpopular king nicknamed "Softsword" who lost lands in France and was forced to sign the Magna Carta.

Empieza por K

Starts with K. The title of the absolute monarch in medieval England whose powers were challenged by the nobility and the people.

Empieza por L

Starts with L. The rules or legal principles (like the Magna Carta) that even kings and queens had to follow to run the country fairly.

Empieza por M

Starts with M. The famous document of 63 rights signed in 1215 establishing the rule that even the king must obey the law.

Empieza por N

Starts with N. The age of King Henry III when his father died and he became the new king of England.

Empieza por O

Starts with O. The location where a document was signed in 1258 forcing King Henry III to rule only with the Great Council's agreement.

Empieza por P

Starts with P. The meeting called by Simon de Montfort in 1265 that included ordinary wealthy townspeople for the very first time.

Empieza por Q

Starts with Q. A female monarch or the wife of a king. The barons complained because King Henry III listened more to his wife (the _______) and her French family than to them.

Empieza por R

Starts with R. A powerful king or queen who governs a country. The Magna Carta was written to show that there are limits to the power of these individuals.

Empieza por S

Starts with S. The powerful landowner married to the king's sister who led the baronial rebellion and created the first Parliament.

Empieza por T

Starts with T. The close friend of Henry II who became his greatest rival over Church rights and was murdered in Canterbury Cathedral.

Contiene la U

Contains the U: The group name for the wealthy townspeople and knights who later formed their own meeting place in Parliament.

Contiene la X

Contains the X: The high financial duties and monetary charges imposed by absolute kings that furious barons refused to pay without consultation.

Contiene la Y

The severe stomach illness caught by King John which caused his death just over a year after agreeing to Magna Carta.

Contiene la Z

Contains the Z: The social status or label given to medieval peasants (often called serfs or citizens of the lowest class) who wanted to break free from the absolute control and heavy taxes of the landlords.

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Pasapalabra PMoVersión en línea

por francisco cafici

Empieza por A

Starts with A. The high religious title given to Thomas Becket in 1162, making him the leader of the Church in England.

Empieza por B

Starts with B. Wealthy, powerful landowners who rebelled against the absolute power of King John and King Henry III.

Empieza por C

Starts with C. An important political job managing the king's money and documents, given to Thomas Becket by Henry II.

Empieza por D

Starts with D. The system of government that began to develop in Britain due to the limits placed on rulers by Magna Carta.

Empieza por E

Starts with E. The religious punishment used against the bishops who helped King Henry II, throwing them out of the Church.

Empieza por F

Starts with F. The country Thomas Becket fled to for six years after having a massive argument with King Henry II.

Empieza por G

Starts with G. The assembly of Church leaders and barons that King John was forced to consult before raising extra taxes.

Empieza por H

Starts with H. The hot-headed King of England who shouted: "Is there no one who will rid me of this troublesome priest?"

Empieza por I

Starts with I. The European country where King Henry II tried to buy an island (Sicily) as a luxury present for his son, spending a fortune.

Empieza por J

Starts with J. The unpopular king nicknamed "Softsword" who lost lands in France and was forced to sign the Magna Carta.

Empieza por K

Starts with K. The title of the absolute monarch in medieval England whose powers were challenged by the nobility and the people.

Empieza por L

Starts with L. The rules or legal principles (like the Magna Carta) that even kings and queens had to follow to run the country fairly.

Empieza por M

Starts with M. The famous document of 63 rights signed in 1215 establishing the rule that even the king must obey the law.

Empieza por N

Starts with N. The age of King Henry III when his father died and he became the new king of England.

Empieza por O

Starts with O. The location where a document was signed in 1258 forcing King Henry III to rule only with the Great Council's agreement.

Empieza por P

Starts with P. The meeting called by Simon de Montfort in 1265 that included ordinary wealthy townspeople for the very first time.

Empieza por Q

Starts with Q. A female monarch or the wife of a king. The barons complained because King Henry III listened more to his wife (the _______) and her French family than to them.

Empieza por R

Starts with R. A powerful king or queen who governs a country. The Magna Carta was written to show that there are limits to the power of these individuals.

Empieza por S

Starts with S. The powerful landowner married to the king's sister who led the baronial rebellion and created the first Parliament.

Empieza por T

Starts with T. The close friend of Henry II who became his greatest rival over Church rights and was murdered in Canterbury Cathedral.

Contiene la U

Contains the U: The group name for the wealthy townspeople and knights who later formed their own meeting place in Parliament.

Contiene la X

Contains the X: The high financial duties and monetary charges imposed by absolute kings that furious barons refused to pay without consultation.

Contiene la Y

The severe stomach illness caught by King John which caused his death just over a year after agreeing to Magna Carta.

Contiene la Z

Contains the Z: The social status or label given to medieval peasants (often called serfs or citizens of the lowest class) who wanted to break free from the absolute control and heavy taxes of the landlords.