Match the description to the letter
a. french parliament
b. doomsday book
c. common law
d. english parliament
e. magna carta

1. a document that shared power between the king, nobles, and vassals-forcibly signed by the king
2. a set of laws all english citizens followed
3. divided into 2 branches-house of lords and house of commons
4. created to take a census of the people, manors, and animals after he conquered the land,
5. divided into 3 branches or estates-clergy, nobles, townspeople/peasants

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I'm not sure about all of them, but I think I know a few.

E is number 2.

I think the Doomsday book is number 4.

The English Parliament is number 3.

Common law sounds like number 5.

The french Parliament is number 1.

Explanation:

The Magna Carta is a charter of rights agreed to by King John of England

The Doomsday book was made to take a census of the land when King William conquered it.

The common law and and French Parliament confuse me. They might be switched around.

I hope this helps, I'm not sure about all of the answers. Good Luck.

A document that shared power between the king, nobles, and vassals-forcibly signed by the king would be the Magna Carta. This was also called the "Great Charter", signed in 1215 and limited the King's power.

A set of laws all English citizens followed would be Common Law. This was based on court rulings and set a way of life for the English Citizens.

The English Parliament was divided into 2 branches, House of Lords and House of Commons.

The Doomsday Book was created to take a census of the people, manors, and animals after he conquered the land. This was after William of Normandy took the land.

The French Parliament was divided into 3 branches, estates, clergy, nobles, and the townspeople.

a change of venue is the legal term for moving a trial to a new location. a change of venue request because venue is improper means that the removing defendant believes that the case may not be in that venue because it is improper under procedural rules.