Starter quiz
- How did King John’s disagreement with the Church impact England?
- It led to the Pope becoming the overlord of John and England. ✓
- It led to a period of peace and prosperity in England.
- It had no significant impact on the country.
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- Write in the missing word. In 1215, the barons prepared to fight King John, they were led by Robert ...
- 'FitzWalter' ✓
- In 1215, what did King John do when he realised he could not defeat the uprising against him?
- He continued to resist and fight the barons.
- He requested help from foreign allies.
- He was forced to accept the barons’ demands set out in Magna Carta. ✓
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- How did King John approve Magna Carta?
- He sealed Magna Carta with the Great Seal of England. ✓
- He signed Magna Carta with his Great Signature of England.
- There was no way of knowing that he had approved Magna Carta.
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- Why are some historians excited about the clause which stated that no freeman could be imprisoned unless they are judged by their peers?
- It is believed to be the start of basic human rights. ✓
- It is believed to be the start of the Church's interference in legal matters.
- It is believed to be the start of feudalism.
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- What were the radical clauses in the Magna Carta known as?
- church clauses
- feudal clauses
- king's clauses
- security clauses ✓
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