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Henry II took it upon himself to knock down 375 adulteries (illegal/unauthorised castles). This showed that he had power unlike Stephen (the king before him).

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Henry decided that the judges travelling around the country had to travel in 6 circuits this made the legal system more efficient and organised

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The Royal Courts was when Henry II set up an organisation to get people to pay fines to the monarch. Where as before the money went to the Church

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Henry decided to make judges travel around the country into the courts of certain areas to decide on the future of the person or something a person was accused for based on ENGLISH COMMON LAW.

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Everything I right to the left of this is about Henry II. This is all about how he increased the power/success of the monarchy

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War tax was when you had to pay money to the war progress. This ensured the King could get you the right equipment.

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The Assize of arms was when the King made a law that all men must get their own weapons and pay for them themselves. This made them annoyed because ontop of that they pay war tax so they are paying for something they aren't getting. I will now talk about war tax.

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Productivity
So many miners died so cornwall and devon started to mine tin and by 1355 there was no tin left to mine.
Priests
When people got the plague they went to the priest to pray which then gave them the plague and with the bible being written in latin that only priests could read so they changed parts of the bible to english so that priests would not be in danger of getting the plague as people would not go to church because they could actually read the bible at their homes.
Wages
Peasents wer paid the same amount of money as the last person who worked there so lets say a peasent was earning £25 a year and another person was earning £200 if the peasent went and did that job after the Black Death he would have to be paid £200 a year. E.g. Matteo fu Angelo was earning £25 before BD and £200 after BD.
In the period of the black death it was the first time women could work equally with men but it was not really due to equality more so a neccesity.

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for these exams (february) the evidence question will 100% be on the NORMAN CONQUEST so revise it but not in the same detail as you would for beckett Henry and the Black death.

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Successful : He gained lots of power from the church making it much more powerful, benefiting him as he was archbishop of canterbury, so by gaining power for the church he was gaining power for himself at the same time. Thomas Becket was also successful because he became a saint as he stood up for the church and kept praying by the altar showing that he was dedicated to the church.

Unsuccessful : The main reason which made Thomas Becket unsuccessful was that he angered the king especially as the king was his friend. He angered the king because he wouldn't make changes to the position which he was given (which was a fair point) because he said if I'm going to have this job I am going to do it properely. The other reason why I think Thomas Becket was unsuccessful is because he died, the king did not like him because he did not do the job as the king wished he would.

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The Constitution of Clanredons was a set of rules in which every single kingsman or churchman had to live by there were three rules the first of them being that 'No churchman could leave the country without the kings permission' the second rule being that criminous clerks (A churchman who has commited a crime) could be tried by the church however would be sentenced by the royal court and the third and final rule was that no kingsman could be excommunicated without the kings permission

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Successful : He gained a large amount of power by smashing down 375 adulterines (illegally built castles) this also gave him authority to all members of his nation. Henry II was successful for another reason as well as the previous point made. Henry did not have much money as he started being king as all of the money and power was with the church so Henry introduced a tax called 'Scutage' which was literally just a war tax.

Unsuccessful : Henry II was also unsuccessful as he was considered the man who killed Thomas Becket, who at the time was one of the most important men in England as he was the archbishop of canterbury, also Henry's wife and sons turned on him and tried to kill him so that they could become king then, the message was sent by Henry's wife to their children that they could become king if they killed their father and the eldest would then become king then she said that all the next in line had to do was kill their brother so that they could become king and she said this to all of her sons and all but the youngest one agreed to take part in the plot against the king a.k.a their father.

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The henry 2 and becket revision guide link

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The henry 2 and becket revision guide link

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SYCK - Show your Choice and Knowledge.
SWGS - Say what you are going to say.
PEEL 1 - Paragraph one
PEEL 2 - Paragraph two
PEEL 3 - Paragraph three
Conclusion - State your own opinion and facts.

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Three model answers are needed for Thomas Becket and the Black Death

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Prepare and learn two paragraphs on How Henry II was successful and unsuccessful.

And two on how Thomas Becket was unsuccessful and successful.