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 MA #4 (you are now going back to this assignment) due tomorrow.  Test on Middle Ages Wednesday.

March 17, 2016

C. John I (Rules England ): Lost English lands in Normandy and northern France to the French, became known as “John Softsword” 1. Nobles force him to Sign the Magna Carta in 1215

D. Edward I (Rules England ) 1. Forms first English Parliament (legislature) to raise tax money 2. Parliament consists of: House of Lords: Nobles and Church lords House of Commons: Knights and Townspeople - Grant taxes, discuss politics, pass laws

 Of the rulers that we have talked about over the last two days, which one do you think was most effective in establishing a strong, centralized monarchy in England? Use TWO specific pieces of evidence to support your response.