2.1 - 2.4 Flashcards

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how did tudors increase power

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-Henry VII - used royal courts and patronage to control. Patronage was him rewarding loyal followers
-Henry VIII - didn’t appoint nobl;es to important posts, reward loyal Nobles
-Elizabeth I - More approachable, use charm/persuasion instead of blunt force

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power of nobility

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Henry VIII - didn’t appoint any noblemen for top jobs. Thomas Wolsey and Thomas Cromwell were not
Henry and Elizaebeth both fostered rivalry with
-Privy council were will great lords

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how did parliment change under tudors

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important for religous/money matters

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Henry VII and political nation( people who have say in goverment )

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-decisions only made in court, barons not invited left out
-made clever use of Patronage
-star chamber, for nobles who misbehaved/challenge royal authority
-avoided wars, collect taxes efficiently to make country more wealthy

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1509 - 1520

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Henry VIII came to power in 1509.
-declared war with France in 1513, spent lots of money as he wanted to be war king. Thomas Wolsey and Thomas Cromwell had to help get money from parliment. More Henry did this the more relavent parliment became.

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when did Henry want to divorce Catherine of Aragon

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in 1529 Henry VIII wanted to, NO son and wanted to marry Anne Boleyn

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Act of attainder

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charged people with treason without them having to go under trial ( Henry VIII )

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who was the Duke of Norfolk

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who sat in Parliament instead of Henry and got him what he wanted. Henry raised taxes but consulted Parliament, monarchs that consult parliament usually have more peaceful reign

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ACT OF SUPREMACY

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made Henry the head of English church in 1534to divorce Catherine of Aragon. USED THOMAS CROMWELL

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Dissolution of monasteries

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-1536. This caused uprising in York called pilgrimage of grace
-Duke of Norfolk and Earl of surrey successfully defeated it

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Why was Cromwell executed

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insisted on marrige with Anne of Cleves for an aliance with France. After alliance went bad and marrige he was killed. Shocking as he recently promoted him to Earl of Essex

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describe Elizabeth’s accesion

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as child was in danger as she was protestant in her sisters catholiuc country. imprisoned but spared as she did nothing. In 1558 came to power after sister died. Said she would use parliment but used her own powers. Thought God chose her

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Elizabeths Plots/rebellions

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lived in fear of spain, France invasion. Cahtolics were a threat.
-spanish armada attacked 1588
-1569, Northern rebellions ( biggest one ) Northumberland and Westmoreland tried to put catholic Queen mary of Scots on throne, Elizabeth killed 750 plotters

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challenge of religion Elizebeth

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biggest challenge. Catholics like French/Spain posed threat.
-Extreme protestant wanted big change
-made prayer book protestant

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Elizabeth and her nobles

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had her most important noblemen in Pivy council. Advised her about policies. Kept star chamber and court system. Her fav was Cecil family, William and son Robert

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Elizabeth and parliament

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had gd relationship. William Cecil represented her interest and was effective
3 main questions
-1563-66 wanted an heir
-1571 consider church reform
-1586 fate of Mary Queen of scots

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Charles I

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came to power 1625. Catholic, increased bishop power

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Charles I vs Parliment

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-1625, Charles went into costly war vs Spain, led by Duke of Buckingham. In 1626 threatened to put duke on trial so Charles dissolved parliament. 1627 forced loan on them but refusal to pay. 1628 parliment forced petition of right, king cant raise money without them

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how long did Charles rule without Parliament

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in 1629, 11yrs, PERSONAL RULE.
-appointed effective administers e.g William Land, Thomas Wentworth
-Thomas help secure Ireland
-Scotland had new prayer book 1627, churches more decorated
-raised money by SHIP MONEY, helpful in war aswell
-country more catholic

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Triennial act

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after Charles went to war with scots around 1638. Mps forced
-call parliment every 3yrs
-can’t dissolve parliment
-ship money abolished

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why Charles declare was with parliment

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1642, acused MP’s of treason. Sent troops into parliment, broke rules.
country became divided, 1642 Charles declared war

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1643-44

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-1643 Charles had upper hand but Scots joined Parliamentarians.
-1644Charles loss battle of Marston Moor

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New model army

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1645, Parliment established elite army mainly Puritans

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when was Charles imprisoned by parliament

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1646, Scots handed him over

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why was Charles in gd position after imprisonment
-People tired of paying New model army -parliamnetary was cruel, many people lost power and people were scared -King represented stability -opp divided
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Second civil war
Charles broke out imprisonment 1647, supporters attecked New model army but was recaptured 1648
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Oliver Cromwell
Leader of New model army, wanted charles gone, unstratable
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charles execution
1649, for being bad king, big becayse it was arm commanders, DIVINE RIGHTS OF KINGS overthrown
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England without king
1649-58, Rump parliament. want Cromwell to crush Levelers. Cromwell was puritan show didn't want to go backwards dismissed rump in 1653
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Barebones parliment
Cromwell in 1653 created, 144 men who were sympathetic to his ideas. but dismissed it as too radical
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Instrument of governance
Cromwell became Lord protector of England. Divided country into constituencies reperesented by MP's. parliament met regularly and control of arm split Cromwell and parliament
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Reformation of manners
Oliver introduced , made english people act like Puritans e.g. drinking became illegal. Nade major generals carry this out but failed
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1657 for Cromwell
parliament proposed to abolished and him to become king accepted major generals but denied king
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Richard Cromwell
Oliver Cromwell son, became lord protector 1658. Richard didn't have same drive father did
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Charles II
came to power 1660: -couldn't claim ship tax -didn't have to call parliament every yr -could reject any law
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Charles II changes
increased heath tax, still neede parliament made everyone conform to the Anglican church. people fined for not attending
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WHIGS
1670's, wanted to prevent his catholic brother James coming to power
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Tories
opposed whigs 1670's, Supported Charles and James
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James II
1685, Lacked skill. immediate rebellion by his son but he crushed it Removed protestants from government replaced with catholic 1687
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William of orange
7 Nobles asked him to invade England, James fled to France. Husband of Mary, James daughter
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Glorious revolution
1689, were given full authority. Making Scotland more independent taking control of their church. This yr James tried to take back power but William delt with it,
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Bill of rights
-prevented monarch from suspending laws -parliament had to meet once a yr -William and Mary swore oath to law -WIlliam could collect important taxes next 4yrs didn't listen to all though and went to war
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england change after 1688
-bank of England, countries loaned money useful in war -lords were banished