the high nobles and barons revolted
The main reasons were: - high taxation of the peasant class - forced and unpaid labour on the noblemen's estates - famine of 1315 - bad handling of French king and nobles of the war against the English and banditry by uncontrolled bands of soldiers
The Spanish Crown had problems in the suppressing of the revolt in 1640 by Portugal because Spain had difficulties raising an army. In the 17th Century, none of the European powers has standing armies due to the high cost. When war arose, the armies were either paid mercenaries or recruits from the commoners & nobles who led them.
No, the only people who had slaves were high ranking nobles.
To gain freedom from the overtaxing king George 3.
The high nobles and barons revolted against King John.
the high nobles and barons revolted
King John
the componenets were the commoners and the nobles fighting against high taxfares to the king.
The main reasons were: - high taxation of the peasant class - forced and unpaid labour on the noblemen's estates - famine of 1315 - bad handling of French king and nobles of the war against the English and banditry by uncontrolled bands of soldiers
Taxes got high, and supplies was running low.
King John did many things to upset his people. In 1202 it was believed that John was responsible for his nephew, Arthur of Brittany's, murdered and they rebelled against him. Two years later John's army was defeated and John had no choice but retreat. To pay for the costly defeat, John increased taxes which decreased his popularity even more. In 1207 John and Pope quarreled over who should be Archbishop of Canterbury. The pope excommunicated John and put England under a church law that stated that no christening or marriage would be legal until the time the pope said that they would be. Church law said that only christened people could get to Heaven while children born out of marriage were doomed to Hell. John lost another battle to the French in 1214. This defeat resulted in England losing all her possessions in France. John was forced to sign the Magna Carta at Runnymede in 1215. This guaranteed the people of England rights that the king could not go back on. In 1216, John tried to go back on the Magna Carta but this only provoked the barons into declaring war on him.
John imposed high taxes on his nobles and seized land from them in order to help fund the Crusades overseas. His nobles revolted against him, which resulted in the signing of the Magna Carta.
Yes, the revolt of Filipinos against the Spaniards was justifiable because it was a response to oppressive colonial rule, forced labor, high taxes, and restrictions on their freedom. The Filipinos sought independence and self-governance, which they believed was their right as a people.
john..... John raised taxes too high , he fell out with the pope lost nearly all his land in France He lost all his wars murdered his nephew, arthur only listened to advice from a few fellow advisors ignored the rules in the magna carter johns father and brother taxed the barons heavily played a rubbish king. These reasons made the barons rebel against the king.
The Spanish Crown had problems in the suppressing of the revolt in 1640 by Portugal because Spain had difficulties raising an army. In the 17th Century, none of the European powers has standing armies due to the high cost. When war arose, the armies were either paid mercenaries or recruits from the commoners & nobles who led them.
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