What did James V act against as the "poor man's king"?
Their oppressors
The church
Irish chiefs
The Black Death
Answer
As the "poor man's king", James V acted against their oppressors, particularly the powerful nobles and landlords who exploited and mistreated the common people. He sought to protect the rights and interests of the poor and vulnerable, implementing policies and reforms aimed at curbing the abuses of the wealthy and ensuring greater social justice and equality in Scotland during his reign.
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