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Medieval Crime & Punishment Worksheet Activities, History Task, Digital-Print
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Description
Description
No-prep crime and punishment in the Middle Ages worksheets with activity designed for middle and high school history classes. This engaging, standards-aligned print and digital resource explores medieval justice through trial by ordeal, Church courts, punishments, and the development of common law. Students work with comprehension tasks, source analysis, cloze activities, and writing prompts to develop their understanding of justice, fear, and power in medieval society. Includes editable slides, worksheets, writing scaffolds, and a complete solution key.
What’s Included:
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Editable slide presentation (PPTX)
Introduces key topics like common crimes, trial by ordeal, Church vs royal courts, and common law -
Comprehension worksheets with activity (PDF + Digital)
Includes scaffolded source tasks, retrieval questions, writing prompts, and analysis exercises -
Trial by ordeal vs trial by jury task
Students compare medieval belief systems with developing legal fairness -
Cloze activity (2 versions)
Focused on medieval justice and the growth of common law -
PEEL paragraph writing task + model responses
Structured support to answer the question: “Was medieval justice fair?” -
Perspective writing extension
Students write from the point of view of a medieval judge or accused person -
Challenge tasks with critical thinking prompts
Explore class differences in justice and the evolution of legal rights -
Solution key
Fully completed comprehension answers, PEEL models, and cloze responses
Skills Developed Through This Activity:
- Historical comprehension of justice systems
- Primary and secondary source analysis
- Cause and consequence reasoning
- Empathy and perspective writing
- Structured writing using PEEL paragraphs
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Comparison of medieval and modern legal systems
How to Use this Activity in your Classroom:
- Begin with editable slides to introduce key terms and examples
- Assign comprehension worksheets for individual, group, or homework use
- Use cloze and trial comparison tasks for reinforcement and reflection
- Facilitate a writing session with PEEL paragraph guides
- Wrap up with extension challenges or creative diary-style tasks
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Review and discuss using the solution key
Extension Activities with the Resource:
- Mock trial reenactment: Students recreate a trial by ordeal vs trial by jury
- Role-play court summary from a medieval judge’s perspective
- Create a medieval punishment wall comparing fair vs harsh penalties
- Compare justice across time: medieval laws vs modern laws
- Justice journal: Track what crimes were punished and how
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