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decline of feudalism (nationalism (holy roman empire (not united (various…
decline of feudalism
nationalism
monarchs
lots of power
harsh rule
taxes
higher
burden on common people
england
tudors
strong monarchy
henry vii
henry viii
spain
ferdinand of aragon
isabella of castile
inquisition
forced people to convert to christianity
muslims
jews
if not christian, leave
many were tortured
holy roman empire
germany
italy
not united
various rulers
hapsburgs
gained power through marriage
most powerful family
throne passed down
never united holy roman empire
political developments
magna carta
more rights for people
limited power for monarchs
originally for nobles
model parliament
legislative body
people should influence government
haebus corpus
no free man could be jailed except by the lawful judgment of his peers or by the law of the land
strengthening of common law
fair trials
judges
juries
black death
more people dying
need for workers
shift of power
from feudal lords
to common people
hundred year war
series of wars
england
france
power
more power for monarchs
less power for nobles
lords
vassals
kings