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I think that Becket was an enormous threat to Henry II's power because everyone in medieval Europe took Christianity extremely seriously and as Archbishop of Canterbury he both commanded the Roman Catholic church and had connections with the Pope, which meant that he was very important to most people who were around at the time. Because of this if he really needed to, he could take Henry's throne by outlawing him and claiming he was a traitor to the church.

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I think Becket was a big threat to henrys power because when henry made him Archbishop he had a huge amount of power and Henry who intended for him to side with himself found himself in a bad situation as Henry changes his mind about the king declaring rules for the church and so Thomas Becket was a huge threat to him and his power.

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i think that Thomas becket was a slight threat to henry because he did not sign the Constitutions , saying that is should not apply to Canon law

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I think Becket was a big threat because in the Medieval times religion was a massive part in society so if you are the Archbishop you have a lot of power over the people, so obviously he could be a threat. Since he is so powerful if he wanted to he could move the people into a riot.

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I think Thomas Becket was a huge threat to King Henry II's power as the peasants liked Becket a lot as he made clarendon chart which helped the peasants giving him more influence and popularity and that adds more power to his name. As Archbishop of Canterbury  he is well known by everyone because he is the 2nd most important person in England, because of this he can gain more power and overtake King Henry II at any time. When King Henry II said the Church should pay taxes as well instead of collecting them that puts the Church on Beckets side which adds huge power to him because religion is a huge part of the medieval times, Becket will have more followers, overtaking the king.

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I think that Beckett was an enormous threat to Henry's power because Beckett might win the people over since he is the Arch Bishop of Canterbury and so they might think Beckett should be king and lead a rebellion against Henry, which means Henry might be stripped of his power as a king and lose all his money.

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i think that beckett is an extremely big threat as he maybe has a lot of people who he has influenced and he has quite a lot of power due to having such an important role in the country

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I think that Becket has a very big threat because he is an Archbishop and might have a lot of power and influence with the people but the king stills got more power.

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I think that Becket was quite a big threat but not enormous because he had a lot of power but not as much power as the King and since Henry II made him the Archbishop of Canterbury, he could take that power away from him (I think)

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I think that Becket is a very big threat because if they respect Becket more than the king there is nothing that he can do about it

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I think Becket was a big threat because in 1166 Becket use to give punishments to the king 🤴
so that makes Becket a threat.

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I think Becket was a very big threat to Henry II's power because as Archbishop he has a lot of influence with the English People.

So if he openly opposes what the king wants to change about the law it is very likely a lot of other people will agree with him