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Why did king john make the barons give up their land?
Soon the Barons came to a point when they actually saw that John wasn't doing a very good job, with running the country! There are a few reasons why below: Firstly John lost most of his empire which proved that he was weak, a weak fighter and a weak king! If England were under attack, England would lose, and if John loses, the Barons would lose!! John then murdered his nephew Arthur. This helped cause the rebellion because it made the Barons distrust John. If he could kill his own family, he could kill anyone! Unfortunately he only listened to a few favorite advisers, this comes to a point which means he was only listening to the people he was paying, so really in the end it was his own country which was loosing the money! John quarrelled with the pope, as the pope was meant to be the most important person, it was extremely wrong to argue with him! Soon John lost the battle of Bouvines in 1214, in the end the taxes went to waste so the Barons actually saw that their money was being wasted The barons wanted more power and say in running their own affairs and extates
What was the message of Shays's Rebellion?
He didn't like the taxes and he thought he wasn't paid enough. He was a soldier in the war.
What did king john's weak leadership do?
King John, lost the duchy of Normandy to the french king Phillip the second
Why did the states create a weak national government?
... because most Americans were afraid of giving government too much power like the king of Britain or Parliament.
Who effectively ruled France in place of the weak King Louis XIII?
his brother ruled
Did barons live well?
The ranks of the barons are equal to those of the Duke, Duchess, Count, despot, etc. Some of the barons lived well, others didn't, this is because of Feudalism, where in some of them are vassals of the king, some aren't treated good, while some are. Some have a weak Manor, some have stronger ones.
Why was the feudal system important to William the Conqueror?
because the king [William] needed to give the barons the land and then the barons will give it to the knights the land if they work for them.Because it gave William more power so that no one could turn against him. He found out that it was fair when he gave the barons land and then the knights worked for them. The peasants had to give their crops to the knights so it was a fair trade.Because William needed to show everyone that he is trust worthy and mighty. if they thought he was weak they wouldn't care for him as a king. land in those times showed your wealth so in order for people to like and respect you, you should have money and land(also be religious).
What should leader do if a soldier is suspect of having PTSD?
et the soldier know that going for treatment does not mean he is weak.
What should a leader do if a soldier is suspecte of having PTSD?
et the soldier know that going for treatment does not mean he is weak.
What should a leader do of a soldier suspected of having PTSD?
Let the Soldier know that going for treatment does not mean he is weak.
What should leader do if a soldier is suspected of having ptsd?
Let the Soldier know that going for treatment does not mean he is weak.
What should a leader do if a soldier is suspected of having ptsd?
Let the Soldier know that going for treatment does not mean he is weak.
Who was a weak king in the medieval times?
King Stephen
Discuss the relationship between Edward 2 with his minions and what was the consequences?
Edward II was passionately obsessed with his friend Piers Gaveston. Gaveston monopolized the kings attention and became his favorite. The king lavished gifts and titles on him which enraged the barons. He also neglected his queen Isabel for Gaveston, and moved away from his kingly responsibilities. When the barons rose up in arms and kidnapped and murdered Gaveston, the king chose as his favorites Spensers-father and son, who became the rulers of England, controlling the weak king entirely 'till they were killed in a battle between the king and his wife Isabel who had attacked England with French help to depose the king.
Why did king john make the barons give up their land?
Soon the Barons came to a point when they actually saw that John wasn't doing a very good job, with running the country! There are a few reasons why below: Firstly John lost most of his empire which proved that he was weak, a weak fighter and a weak king! If England were under attack, England would lose, and if John loses, the Barons would lose!! John then murdered his nephew Arthur. This helped cause the rebellion because it made the Barons distrust John. If he could kill his own family, he could kill anyone! Unfortunately he only listened to a few favorite advisers, this comes to a point which means he was only listening to the people he was paying, so really in the end it was his own country which was loosing the money! John quarrelled with the pope, as the pope was meant to be the most important person, it was extremely wrong to argue with him! Soon John lost the battle of Bouvines in 1214, in the end the taxes went to waste so the Barons actually saw that their money was being wasted The barons wanted more power and say in running their own affairs and extates
Why was king Stephen weak?
King Stephen of England faced challenges to his rule due to his lack of a clear succession plan, which led to a power struggle with Empress Matilda. Additionally, he struggled to maintain control over his barons and faced constant rebellions and civil war during his reign. These factors contributed to his perceived weakness as a monarch.
What was the message of Shays's Rebellion?
He didn't like the taxes and he thought he wasn't paid enough. He was a soldier in the war.
