The Rise Of Prince John And later King John Henry II Young Henry, Richard, Geoffery, and John.

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The Rise Of Prince John And later King John

Henry II Young Henry, Richard, Geoffery, and John

Young Henry Dies

Richard The Lionhearted

The Crusades

John Becomes Regent re·gent -. substitute for monarch: somebody who rules on behalf of a monarch who is unable to rule because of youth, illness, or absence

Increases Taxes Takes back Fiefes Later

Death in Austria

John Becomes King He was crowned in

TAXES He raised taxes He took away churches land

He began imprisoning people without trial.

Barons Write Magna Carta (“Great Charter”) Certain rights even the King can not take away. The King Must Live under the Law.

John Refuses, Declares War.

Runnymede Outnumbered, John Forced To Sign. People and Propert canot be taken with out process of law. Regular people claim Magna Carta.