A.the rich clergy
B.the lawyers
C.the landowners
D.the town traders
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C.Archbishop of Canterbury
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A.the abolition of villeinage
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C.the increase of wages
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A.Richard I
B.Henry III
C.Edward II
D.Edward III
A.Henry III
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C.Edward II
D.Edward III
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