King John & The Church Flashcards

1
Q

When was John’s conflict with the Archbishop of Dublin?

A

1200-1205

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2
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How was John’s conflict with the Archbiship of Dublin resolved?

A

through papal intervention.

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3
Q

What ecclesiastical concerns did John have regarding Normandy?

A

The rising independence of Norman Barons.

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4
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When did Archbishop Hubert Walter die?

A

1205

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5
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Who did John choose to succeed Hubert Walter as Archbishop of Canterbury?

A

John de Gray

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6
Q

Who did the Monks choose as their successor to Hubert Walter?

A

Reginald.

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7
Q

How did the monks attempt to ensure their candidate for Archbishop of Canterbury would succeed?

A

They elected him in secret and sent him off to Rome without John’s blessing.

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8
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How did Innocent III react to the dispute between candidates for Archbishop of Canterbury?

A

He quashed both elections and put forward Stephen Langton.

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9
Q

Who was Stephen Langton?

A

A well known priest in the church and celebrated for his sermons @ the university of Paris.

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10
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Why did John not trust Langton?

A

His long stay in Paris led John to associate him with Philip II.

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11
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What year did John refuse his assent for Langton’s election?

A

1206

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12
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What did the Pope decide to do in 1207?

A

Consecrate Langton without John’s assent.

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13
Q

When was the Interdict enforced and why?

A

1208 because John refused to accept Langton as Archbishop of Canterbury.

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14
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When did Langton remain in exile until?

A

1213

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15
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How did John behave under the interdict?

A

John’s agents actively seized property of priests and fined them considerably for their return.
all mistresses of the clergy were seized and held at ransom.

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16
Q

When was John threatened with excommunication?

A

1209

17
Q

Which Bishops supported John through the Interdict and his Excommunication?

A

Peter des Roches & John de Gray.

18
Q

When did John invite Langton to England to negotiate?

A

1210

19
Q

How did Langton respond to John’s invite to England?

A

he refused.

20
Q

Why did John’s excommunication hinder his authority?

A

his subjects had reason to question their submission to him.

21
Q

By what year was John’s popularity with the barons dangerously weak?

A

1212

22
Q

When was Robert FitzWalter & Eustace de Vesci’s assassination plot?

A

1212

23
Q

What did Innocent III threat was the next step against John?

A

The formal deposition of the King.

24
Q

What year did John begin to suspect Philip II would invade England?

A

1212

25
Q

What Month and Year did John agree to all of the Pope’s demands?

A

May 1213

26
Q

What else did John sacrifice when agreeing to the Pope’s demands?

A

He surrendered England and Ireland over to the Papacy.

he also had to pardon Robert FitzWalter and Eustace de Vesci.

27
Q

What happened to England and Ireland after John’s surrender in 1213?

A

They became papal fiefs & John recognised Innocent III as feudal overlord.

28
Q

How much did John agree to pay per year to the papacy after his surrender?

A

1000 marks per year.

29
Q

How did surrendering England and Ireland to the Pope benefit John?

A

He secured Innocent III as a protector, any attack against England would now be an attack on the church.