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Did the Tudors like King John why?
The Tudors liked King John (The Tudor time was around when King Henry the 8th was ruling). King Henry related to John quite alot. John chased women, so did Henry. When John lost France, the Tudors had sympathy for John because King Henry had problems with the French. The tudors admired John for standing up to his Barons because Tudors didn't expect Barons to interfere with anything. When John stood up to the pope and argued with him the tudors thought it was ok, Henry also quarreld with the Pope!
19th century industrialists like Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller were called what?
Robber Barons
Why did the nobles confront King John at Runnymead in 1215?
they got him to sign the articles of the barons .....they met up with the king and asked for more rights.......something like that....im pretty sure that's the correct answer
How long ago was the Magna Carta found?
The Magna Carta was originally introduced in the year 1215 by the barons because they did not like the way King John (1199 - 1216) was treating them
What is a feudal manor?
it probably comes from the "feudal system" which basically goes like this: the king serves god,barons serve the king,knights serve the barons,pheasants serve the knights ect ect ect
What did Barons do in the middle ages?
They were like landlords (sort of). The peasants harvested food and cultivated the land, then they gave it to their lord (aka Barons) as tax. The Barons also provided protection against barbarian invasion with his knights. In the feudal pyramid, king and queen first, then barons along with the church, the knights then finally the peasants.
How did the Tudors view king john?
The Tudors generally viewed King John negatively, largely due to his failures as a ruler, including the loss of territories in France and his conflict with the barons. He was often depicted as a symbol of tyranny and incompetence, especially in works like Shakespeare's "King John." This unfavorable perception was reinforced by the Magna Carta, which emerged from his reign as a foundational document limiting royal power. Overall, the Tudors used King John as a cautionary example of poor governance.
Did the barons like to have a weak king who was a weak soldier?
The barons typically preferred a weak king, especially one who was a poor soldier, because it allowed them to maintain greater power and autonomy over their own territories. A weak monarch was less able to challenge their authority or interfere in local governance, enabling the barons to strengthen their positions and influence. This dynamic often led to conflicts and power struggles, as ambitious barons sought to expand their control while navigating the limitations of a feeble king.
How was Parliament invented?
The Barons did not like the fact that the King could not do as he wanted, so they revolted, parliament was one of the conditions of peace.
What did King John do to his nephew Arthur?
King John didn't kill his nephew because he was in England when Arthur was in France He did it because Arthur had gone round saying that he should be king and John was a rubbish king. He was also a threat to his kingship.
Did King John like King Richard?
As far as I know, King John and King Richard had no problems with each other when they were young.
What did monks write about King John?
The monks wrote bad things about John,some even false because King John didnt like the pope and the pope didnt like him.
