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Some prompts for a lesson on MAGNA CARTA, FEUDALISM, AND KING JOHN

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Some prompts for a lesson on MAGNA CARTA, FEUDALISM, AND KING JOHN

by Andrea Huerta
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WARM UP

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Q1

800 years ago, people used to travel by: 

(A) horse 

(B) bicycle

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Q2

800 years ago, the most powerful person in England was:

(A) the king

(B) the prime minister

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Q3

800 years ago, people used to eat with:

(A) knives and forks

(B) knives and fingers 

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Q4

If you had toothache 800 years ago, would you go to:

(A) the barbers/hairdressers

(B) the chemists? 

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Q5

The Magna Carta is:

(A) an old English document

(B) an old survey

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Q6

800 years ago, which type of fruit did people think was unhealthy or dangerous?

(A) cooked fruit

(B) raw fruit 

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Q7

800 years ago, the population of London was about:

(A) 2,500

(B) 25,000 

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Q8

800 years ago, people used to write in:

(A) Latin or French

(B) English 

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Q9

800 years ago, English people used to make their clothes from:

(A) cotton

(B) wool

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Q10

800 years ago, English people used to drink:

(A) tea

(B) beer

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England 800 years ago

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KING JOHN

Eight hundred years ago, the king was John. He inherited the title because his father and his older brother had both died. However, although he was powerful, he was not popular. He was fighting a long war in France and he was not winning. He needed more and more money and fighters, so he made the landowners pay higher and higher taxes. The barons also had to send him fighters for his armies. Poor people did not own land, so they had to pay rent. The landowners made them pay more to get money for the king. 

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What was Argentina like in the year 1200?

In the year 1200, Argentina did not exist as a country. Instead, there were many Indigenous peoples living in different parts of the land.

Some of them were:

  • The Guaraní, in the northeast.
  • The Diaguita and Calchaquí, in the northwest.
  • The Mapuche, in the south.
  • The Querandí and Pampa peoples, in the central region.

Each group had its own culture, language, religion, and way of life.

Some were farmers, others were hunters or fishermen. There were no kings, castles, or feudal lords, but there were chiefs or leaders, and rules inside each community.

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What did the barons do next?

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