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Feudalism definition

System where land ownership determined political power

Magna Carta significance (1215)

Principle that even kings must follow the law

Simon de Montfort's Parliament (1265)

First Parliament w/ representatives of common people

Black Death impact on workers (1348)

Labour shortages gave workers more bargaining power

Peasants' Revolt (1381)

First major popular uprising in English history

Charles I execution significance (1649)

Showed even kings could be held accountable for actions

Great Reform Act (1832)

Extended voting rights to middle-class men

When slavery abolished in British Empire

1833

WSPU leader (1903)

Emmeline Pankhurst

When some women gained vote

1918 (women over 30 w/ property qualifications)

When women achieved full voting equality

1928

NHS founding year

1948

Equal Pay Act year

1970

Constitutional monarchy meaning

Parliament gained greater power over the crown

Oliver Cromwell's achievement

Led Commonwealth, proved England could function without king

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