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Barons, knights, clergy and townspeople asked King John to assure them more liberties
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Henry VIII was declared the supreme head of the church of England
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the Book of Common Prayer written by Thomas Cranmer, became compulsory
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It stated that the king could not imprison without trial or impose taxes without the consent of the Commons
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It gave monopoly of trade to British ships
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dissenters were excluded from public offices
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The use of the Book of Common Prayer was imposed
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England had to join France in a joint war against Holland
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All public employees had to be conformed to the Church of England
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more religious tolerance by granting freedom of worship to Protestants dissenters
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It re-enacted Magna Carta and Petition of Rights and that the king could levy taxes, raise an army and suspend laws onlw with parliament
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It stated that the Parliament should last for three years
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Catholics were excluded from the throne
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The kingdom of England and Scotland was replaced by the United Kingdom of Great Britain
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England received French possession in Canada, the monopoly of slave trade with Spanish America and France had to recognize the Protestant succession and expel the exiled Stuarts
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