crime and punishment

how did they prove ones innocence

• ordeal by fire, water and combat

• with torture of boiling, the chair and brazen bull until the individual confessed

what happened after 1215

• they changed the way of court from juries to trials

• it was changed from 3 to 4 ordeals

• they changed the way of court from trials to juries

• torture as a punishment was stopped

what was done in the ordeal of fire?

what is the court called that is a trial by jury?

What is the court called where one of the 3 ordeals occured?

• Manorial court

• Kings court

• Maviedal court

• High court

• Queen court

How is the decider of the punishment chosen

• The highest jury of the time

• A jury from 12 men would be chosen by the villagers

• 9 jury's will be put through a test to find the most compatible

• No jury's will be chosen

what is it called when you show an act of anger against injustice and an attack on authority

• felli

• thabon

• treason

• rebellion

what is the meaning of ordeal?

• a type of torture

• an unpleasant experience

• a court case

• experiences formed from metal

select what is true

• ordeal by combat is holding a hot iron bar

• poaching means to hunt on land that is not owned by the individual

• treason means showing disloyalty to the crown

• the punishment was chosen by the highest jury of the time

• kings court was where crimes of a higher severity were taken

true or false - ordeal by fire was the most deadly ordeal

• true

• false