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2. A system of government where the people have a say in how the country is run through a group of elected representatives.
4. A cry for help that would raise the alarm in the event of a crime taking place. It would alert everyone to try and capture the criminal.
7. a wealthy inhabitant of a town.
11. An important bishop in England, and a very important position, especially in the middle ages.
12. A group of barons chosen to advise the King.

1. Controls the country and is made up of the monarch, the House of Lords and the House of Commons.
3. The knights and burgesses who were called to parliament for the first time by Simon De Montfort.
5. An act of resistance against the government or leader, usually involving violence or weapons.
6. The great Charter
8. The barons and bishops who made up part of parliament.
9. The crime of betraying the monarch or your country.
10. Groups of people in Medieval towns or villages who were held responsible for each other's behaviour.
13. A person who wouldbe responsible for law and order in a town or village.