Lessons 1-5 Vocabulary terms savvas

Secular

• practice or changing the use of fields over time

• Non religious

• to exclude someone from a church or a religious community.

• A body of law that has developed from custom and judges’ decisions rather than from laws passed by law-making assembly

Pilgrimage

• A document that promised barons certain rights

• a court order to bring a arrested person before a judge or court

• a assembly of representatives who make laws

• Journey undertaken to worship at a religious place

Magna Carta

• a system of law courts outside the branches of government.

• A body of law that has developed from custom and judges’ decisions rather than from laws passed by law-making assembly

• A document that promised barons certain rights

• A court order

Habeas Corpus

• a court order to bring a arrested person before a judge or court

•  to exclude someone from a church or a religious community.

• a system of law courts outside the branches of government.

• to be goofy ahhhhh

Excommunicate

• A body of law that has developed from custom and judges’ decisions rather than from laws passed by law-making assembly

• Journey undertaken to worship at a religious place

• to exclude someone from a church or a religious community.

• a court order to bring a arrested person before a judge or court

True or False? Writ- a court order

• True

• .

• .

• false

Common Law

•  warrior mounted on horseback

• to exclude someone from a church or a religious community.

• A body of law that has developed from custom and judges’ decisions rather than from laws passed by law-making assembly

•  code of conduct in medieval europe that required knights to be brave , loyal, and honest

Parliament

• a assembly of representatives who make laws

• Nonreligious 

• a court order to bring a arrested person before a judge or court

• A document that promised barons certain rights

Judiciary

• a system of law courts outside the branches of government.

• i dont know

• nonreligious

• a judge

Crusade

• a belief that is rejected by official church doctrine

• he movement to drive the muslims from spain.

• a series of military campaigns to establish Christian control over the Holy Land. 

• a series of investigations designed to find and judge heretics