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King John of England was known for his demanding nature primarily due to his struggles to maintain control over his territories and assert his authority. Faced with rebellious barons and financial difficulties, he sought to extract resources and loyalty through heavy taxation and strict enforcement of feudal obligations. His inability to secure a strong claim to the throne and loss of territories in France further fueled his need for control, leading to a reputation for being tyrannical and oppressive. This relentless pursuit of power ultimately contributed to the Magna Carta's creation in 1215, as nobles sought to limit his authority.
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Why was King John so hated?
because whenea she cheated on him he would throttle the men on her bed .
Why was King John unfair to his barons?
King John needed to rebuild his funds after he lost the war to King Phillip II. He attempted to do this by demanding a "scutage" (a fee paid in lieu of military service) from his barons who did not join him in his war with King Phillip II. These barons questioned the kings policies. They insisted he reestablishing Henry I's Coronation Oath. This put limits on the kings ability to obtain funds. King John refused. The rebelling barons began to loose momentum until an unexpected capture of London. This gave them a bargaining chip, so King John agreed to a Constitution. This is how the Magna Carta came about.
How was the March on Versailles related to the French Revolution?
The women were demanding not only bread, but the presence of the King in Paris so that he could personally see their plight.
What happened to King John in 1209?
King John was excommunicated by the church [The Pope] in 1209.Excommunicatedmeans the you have done something bad [so can't go to heaven] so is sent to hell.
What did King John do to make him a bad king?
Well he stopped Catholics going to there holy church so Guy Folks tried to bomb the houses of Parliament when King John was inside!
Why was King John so hated?
because whenea she cheated on him he would throttle the men on her bed .
Why was King John unfair to his barons?
King John needed to rebuild his funds after he lost the war to King Phillip II. He attempted to do this by demanding a "scutage" (a fee paid in lieu of military service) from his barons who did not join him in his war with King Phillip II. These barons questioned the kings policies. They insisted he reestablishing Henry I's Coronation Oath. This put limits on the kings ability to obtain funds. King John refused. The rebelling barons began to loose momentum until an unexpected capture of London. This gave them a bargaining chip, so King John agreed to a Constitution. This is how the Magna Carta came about.
Why is king John school called king John school?
Because king john was a famous hunter and he hunted the woods by where king john stands now so when they built the school they named it after him.
What country paid Italian navigator and explorer John Cabot for his 1497 discoveries in North America?
John Cabot sailed under King Henry VII of England, so the King would have paid him.
Who wrote there name so big on the declaraition of independence that king george would not have to put on his speticles?
john Hancock
Why didnt people like king john?
People didn't like King John because he would go around and take anything he liked and if people didn't give him anything of theirs he would either burned all their land so they don't have anything to eat so they'd starve to death he would chop of their heads!
What do you mean by invoice bill?
An invoice is a record of purchase and a bill is a document demanding payment of something, so an invoice bill would logically be demanding payment from a purchase of something.
How was the March on Versailles related to the French Revolution?
The women were demanding not only bread, but the presence of the King in Paris so that he could personally see their plight.
How did King John losing the battle of bouvines help cause the rebellion?
OK well, king john loosing the battle of bouvies. was a big thing so the rebellion started. his people were very anger with him and they knew that the people on the other side would come back. so they rebelled against him. :) %$%#@
How well do you think the applicant will respond to a very rigorous and intellectually demanding course?
That, of course, depends upon who the applicant is. Are you applying for something? If so, how well do you respond to an intellectually demanding course? You would know the answer to that better than we would.
What happened to King John in 1209?
King John was excommunicated by the church [The Pope] in 1209.Excommunicatedmeans the you have done something bad [so can't go to heaven] so is sent to hell.
What did King John do to make him a bad king?
Well he stopped Catholics going to there holy church so Guy Folks tried to bomb the houses of Parliament when King John was inside!
