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Examples of ineffective government Examples of effective governmentHenry III’s actions William the Conqueror’s consolidation of
power over England
-Favouring members of his family, the
Lusignan’s and Savoyards -Controlled the people
-Sicily -Stopped rebellions
-Appealing to the Pope and refusing to -People had discipline
follow the Provisions of Oxford
Edward II’s favourites
Henry I’s management of the Church
-Favouring other barons and not treating
-Encouraged ecclesiastical reform
equally
-Supported the Cluniac order
King John’s actions
-Played a major role in the selection of the
-Lost a lot of land
senior clergy in England and Normandy.
-Killed a lot of innocent people
-Starved people to death
Edward I’s actions at home and in Wales
-Angered his barons due to the Magna
-Led off to Chester to fight in Wales
Carta.
-Captured Anglesey
-Made Llewelyn surrender and pay homage to
him
-Llewelyn was killed in Battle
-Dafydd was captured and executed
-Made a chain of castles across Wales
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