1659-60 Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
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Dates of the restored rump parliament

A

6th May-13th Oct 1659

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2
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Who did the Rump appoint at commander of chief of the army and subsequently decree

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12th May 1659,
Charles Fleetwood appointed
Rump decreed that MP’s should confirm the appointments of all army officers

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3
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what/when Booth’s rising

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31st July-16th Aug 1659
attempt to restore Charles II to the throne
FAILS
Crushed by Lambert’s army at Norwich

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4
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When and by who was the Rump forcibly ended?

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13th Oct 1659
The army and Lambert forcibly ended the rump and established a committee of safety

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5
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Events under the Committee of Safety

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26th Oct, CoS begins its meetings,
General George Monck refuses to support it and declares support for the Rump, he was concerned about threats to the church and his own moderate Presbyterianism, and demanded that Lambert restore a civilian government

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6
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Who was George Monck?

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Scottish army leader in Scotland
Very important for restoration.

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7
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When did the Rump begin sitting again, the THIRD time

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26th Dec 1659

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8
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How long did it take in 1659 for the restored Rump and parliament to fall out?

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4 months

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9
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When was Monck appointed commander in Chief of all three nations?

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1660

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10
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When did Monck march from Scotland to London and why?

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  • 1st Jan 1660
  • Did to restore ‘order’
  • He arrived on the 3rd Feb
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11
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What did Monck do on 11th Feb 1660?

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He readmitted MP’s who had been purged during Pride’s Purge (1648) basically restoring the Long Parliament

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12
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When and why did the Long Parliament dissolve itself 1660?

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16th March 1660
Was very unpopular and divided and it knew this

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13
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When did Monck enter into secret negotiations with representatives of Charles Stuart?

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March 1660
He was still publicly claiming support for the commonwealth but secretly negotiating.

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14
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What/when Declaration of Breda?

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April 1660, read out in parliament on 1st May 1660
* Promised religious toleration, liberty of conscience
* Full payment in arrears to the army
* Emphasised a ‘free parliament’
* General amnesty for those who had been against Charles I in the civil war

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15
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Tension between the army and restored Rump, Sep 1659

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22nd/23rd Sept
Derby petition from Lambert’s junior officers which demanded many things, like officers should only be dismissed by court material and urged Godly Reform
WAS CONDEMNED BY PARLIAMENT.

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16
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When was the declaration of Breda accepted?

17
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Dates of the convention parliament?

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25th April 1660 -29th Dec 1660

18
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When did Charles II land in dover?

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25th May 1660, arrived triumphuntly into London on the 29th May

19
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What year status quo did England return to on the restoration?

20
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When was the parliamentary resolution in favour of government by King, Lords and Commons?