The Magna Carta - part 3 - What happened after the Magna Carta was signed

The transcript discusses the loyalty of the speaker's husband, William, to King John after the signing of the Magna Carta. Despite the Pope's condemnation of the Magna Carta, William remained loyal, leading to the First Barons' War. The war divided the speaker's family, but eventually, their son returned to support his father. The war ended with King John's death, and William was appointed protector of John's son, Henry III, during which he revived the Magna Carta.

Who remained loyal to King John after the Magna Carta was signed?

• The rebel barons

• The Pope

• The narrator's husband

• King Henry III

What was the Pope's reaction to the Magna Carta?

• He ignored it

• He signed it

• He declared it illegal and unjust

• He supported it

What event led to the First Barons' War?

• The excommunication of the rebel barons

• The crowning of King Henry III

• The death of King John

• The signing of the Magna Carta

Which side did the narrator's son initially choose during the First Barons' War?

• The Pope's side

• King John's side

• The barons' side

• The French side

Who was appointed as the protector of King Henry III?

• King John's brother

• The rebel barons

• The narrator's husband

• The Pope