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Monarchs and Parliaments 1603-1629 > Relations and disputes with parliaments: parliamentary privileges; finance; religion; foreign affairs > Flashcards

Relations and disputes with parliaments: parliamentary privileges; finance; religion; foreign affairs Flashcards

Monarchs and Parliaments 1603-1629 (7 decks)

The Political Nation and the social basis of power

James I: character and views on monarchy; court and favourites

Charles I: character and views on monarchy; court and favourites

The financial weakness of the Crown and attempts to reform and strengthen royal finance

Religion and religious divisions: challenges to the Church of England from Catholics and Puritans and the development of Arminianism

Relations and disputes with parliaments: parliamentary privileges; finance; religion; foreign affairs

The state of relations between Crown and Parliament by 1629 and the reaction of the Political Nation; the extent of breakdown between Crown and Parliament and the Political Nation

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