Chapter 8: The Wayward King: King John and the Magna Carta 4th

What was a significant factor contributing to King John's unpopularity compared to his brother Richard I?

• His successful military campaigns in France
• His failure to maintain English territories in France
• His strong alliances with the Church
• His extensive travels throughout England

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What was one of the main duties of a lady-in-waiting during the Middle Ages?

• To lead the army in battle
• To manage the kingdom's finances
• To serve as a military advisor
• To assist the queen or noblewoman

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What was the relationship between King John and his brother Richard I?

• John was favored by the nobles over Richard.
• Richard was more popular and successful than John.
• John was the elder brother and king before Richard.
• They had a close alliance throughout their reigns.

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What significant event occurred in 1215 CE that involved King John and the nobles?

• The coronation of Henry III
• The establishment of the English Parliament
• The rebellion of the nobles against King John
• The signing of the Treaty of Paris

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What was one of the main outcomes of the nobles' rebellion against King John in 1215?

• The establishment of a new monarchy
• The signing of the Magna Carta
• The capture of the French territories
• The immediate abolition of the feudal system

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What does the term 'Magna Carta' translate to in English?

• Noble Agreement
• King's Law
• Great Charter
• Royal Decree

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Which document, presented to King John in 1215 CE, aimed to limit the king's authority?

• The Act of Settlement
• The Petition of Right
• The Magna Carta
• The English Bill of Rights

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What was one of the main benefits of the Magna Carta for society?

• It allowed the king to rule without any laws.
• It eliminated the feudal system entirely.
• It ensured rights for barons, townspeople, the Church, and freemen.
• It granted absolute power to the king.

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Which of the following best describes the legacy of the Magna Carta?

• It established a system of absolute monarchy.
• It had no lasting impact on English law.
• It was a temporary solution to King John's problems.
• It laid the groundwork for modern democracy and legal rights.

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What was a key provision of the Magna Carta regarding the king's authority?

• The king must consult with others to make new laws or raise taxes.
• The king had absolute power over the nobles.
• The king could raise taxes without consultation.
• The king could not be challenged by the Church.

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