– forests become king’s property; william the conq.	Forest laws
absolute centralization of king’s power; william the conqueror	Oath of Salisbury
the huge survey about property and population; william the conqueror	Domesday Book
Henry I; protecting invidua rights – 1100	Charter of Liberties
Stephen I; 1138	War with MAtilda
royal government; judical court, legislative body : HI	Curia regis
money in lieu of military service; Henry II	scutage
institution of charging jury; Henry II	assize of Clarendon
1166, clerks punished at royal courts; Henry II	constitutions of Clarendon
XII cent. Henry II	Oxford is founded
XIII cent. John I	Cambridge is founded
Richard I: 1189-99	Robin hood is supposed to have been active
Richard I	Third Crusade, taking Acre
Richard I	legend of Blondel
an extensive taxation over all classes; John I(1199-1216)	GREEDY
1204, John I	loss of Normandy
against: recapturing Norm. : new war = taxes 15-17	First Baron's war
1215- limit of J's power, liberties:church,barons JUSTICE, !TRIAL!	Magna Carta
1217(barons and FR. stopped) Henry III	Fair of Lincoln
1258-56 Henry III, Simon de Monfort, (for. adv.; Sic; control of treasury, war taxation);	Second Baron's War
1216-72	reign of HIII
1st in ENGLISH, barons to counsel King; after 2nd barons war	Provisions of Oxford- after what event?
Edward I (1272-1307)	Longshanks, Hammer of Scots, English Justinian
Edward I	foundation of the parliamentary system,
1290- EdI	expulsion of Jews
EdI, 1292, common law introduced	yearbooks
representation of all classes, approval of taxation, EdI	model parliament
Edward I	LLewelyn's revolt
Edward II ( Edward I's reign(	First prince of Wales
1297- Battle of Stirling Bridge; Ed I	Ressistance of William Wallace
1298- Battle of Falkirk; 1305(ex); Ed I	William Wallace defeated
1306- Ed I	Robert the Bruce - king of Scot.
1314-glorious victory of Scots; Ed II	The Battle of Bannockburn
1320-Ed II scotish Barons asked the Pope to recognize Scotland indep. <y>	Declaration of Arbroath
Reign of Ed III	AGE OF CHIVALRY
Ed III, 100y, 1340, victory of british navy:) (over FR)	Battle of sluys
Ed III, 1346, 100y, victory of longbows- british (over Fr)	Battle of Crecy
EdIII, 1347, 100y	Calais falls
EdIII, 1348, 100y, 1/3 of population dies	Black Death
EdIII-->1356(led by) Black Prince,/ french king captured	Battle of Poiters
Ed III- Southern-west of Fr for the claim (1360)	Treaty of Bretigny
Rich II, 100y Calais and Gascony remain English	Treaty of Paris
Rich II, 100y, Wat Tyler(m), John Ball(i); serfdom, markets, state of labourers	Great Peasant's revolt
Rich II, 100y, John Wycliffe, bible(en)- base of faith; 1382	Lollards
Ed IV, Bolingbroke; 1399	Richard II thrown into tower, forced to abdicate
Ed Iv, Bolingbroke, 1399 after beheading Rich II	New Dynasty, Lancasters
uprising in Wales, 1415-20, Henry IV's reign	Owen Glendower
1028-9 Siege of Orlean, Joan d' Arc,	turning point in 100y
Battle of Agincourt, 1415, Henry V	the greatest military Victory
Henry VI, imbecile, 1453	lose of French possessions/ {Calais}