Chapter 17, key induviduals Flashcards

1
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Personality of Richard C

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No military background or ruling pedigree
Didn’t live up to expectations after father

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2
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What are the key events of R Cromwell’s Protectorate?

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3rd protectorate p
Resigned May 1659
Doesn’t do much

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3
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What was R Cromwell’s resignation due to?
What did this cause?
Who tried to fill it?

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Failures/lack of leadership
Power vacuum
Radicals

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4
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Who was John Lambert?

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NMA leader
Radical Republican
Quaker sympathiser

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5
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Who did Lambert have influence over?

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Cromwell

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6
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What rising was Lambert involved in putting down?

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Booth’s rising

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7
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What did Lambert do during his failed coup?
What was the Petition of the Address of the Officers?

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Circled Westminster
Lambert attempt to seize power

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8
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How did Lambert contribute to the restoration?

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More extreme R Cromwell
Fear of unstable radicalism causes conservative shift

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9
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Who was Haselrig?

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One of 5 Members
Anti-Charles but not radical
Key opp of Lambert

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10
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How did Hselrig supp 7 opp Lambert?

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Supp Lambert during Booth’s rising
Opp Lambert petition

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11
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How did Haselrig contribute to the restoration through opp to Lambert?

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Blocked Lambert seizure of power
Sides w/ Monk (contributes to L failure)

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12
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Who was Monk?

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Military
Originally fights for Charles
Conservative - fights for Cromwell but not radical

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13
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What did Monk to to the Rump?
What did he do to Lambert’s coup?

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Defects & restores
Blocks it

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14
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How did Monk contribute to the Restoration?

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Paves way for Rump & Long p return
Prevents Lambert coup

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15
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How successful was Charles II as king?
Why?

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Eventually proved successful
Opportunistic & restless vs weaker monarch

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16
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What was Charles II proposals for restoration outlined in?

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Declaration of Breda

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17
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What were the 2 ps during Charles II’s reign?

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Convention p - restore order & const monarchy
Cavalier p - added to C consolidating rule

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18
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How did Charles II contribute to the restoration?

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Appealed the Declaration of Breda

19
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What did Charles II incorporate into the new const?

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Some rev & some pre rev

20
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What was the Earl of Clarendon - Hyde’s position in p?

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Dominated C gov
C principal advisor 1660-67

21
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What was an issue with Clarendon’s personality & work ethic?

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Caused rifts between him C, P & Privy Council

22
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What was a consequence of Clarendon’s prominence?

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Allowed divisions in p to form

23
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What happened to Clarendon in 1667?

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Forced to resign
Exiled himself in France
As C didn’t like him

24
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How did Clarendon contribute to the restoration?

A

great counterpart for a more relaxed king in terms of governance

25
Q

Who was Clifford?
What was his political & religious standing?
When was he a privy councillor?

A

Part of Cabal
Barron
Royalist
Crypto-Catholic
1666

26
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What treaty was Clifford involved in?
How was he involved in the Declaration of Indulgence?
What did he oppose in 1673?

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Secret treaty of Dover - assist French against Dutch
Pushed C to publish
Test Act

27
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How did Clifford contribute to the restoration?

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Pro-French & anti-Dutch
Declaration of Indulgence broadened religious freedom

28
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Who was Anthony Ashley Cooper - Earl of Shaftesbury?

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Cabal
Royalist
Radical in 1644

29
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How was Shaftesbury a part of inviting C to Eng?

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Delegation of Hague, 1660

30
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What did Shaftesbury support?

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Test Act
Declaration of Indulgence

31
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Which Cabal member had a leading role in the Exclusion crisis?

A

Shaftesbury

32
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Who was the second Duke of Buckingham?

A

Cabal
Closest to C II
Fought in 2CW at Worcester w/ Royalists

33
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What did Buckingham 2 support?

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Declaration of Indulgence

34
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When was Buckingham dismissed?
Why?

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1674
Didn’t supp Exclusion Bill

35
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Who was the Earl of Arlington?

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Cabal
Catholic
Fought in CW

36
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When did Arlington serve as C II advisor?
Who was he opp to?

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During C exile
Clarendon

37
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What war did Arlington supp?
What alliance did he construct?

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Dutch war in 1660s
Triple alliance w/ Dutch republic & Sweden

38
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When did Arlington loose influence?

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Test Act forced ally, Clifford to resign
Rise of Danby

39
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Who was the duke of Lauderdale?
Who did he support?
What was his religion?

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Cabal
Charles I & II
Scottish Presbyterian

40
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Why did Lauderdale support the Scottish invasion of Eng?
When was he captured?

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To restore C I authority
Worcester, imprisoned until 1660

41
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When was Lauderdale secretary of State?
When did he resign?

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Scotland during restoration
1680

42
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When did Danby emerge?

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1673

43
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What was Danby’s religious standing?
What FP did he supp?
How did he seek to impose Cath & absolutism?

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Rigid church, no toleration
Anti-French, pro-Dutch
Political management reinforced parts of royal design

44
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When was there an attempt to impeach Danby?
Why?

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1675
Lessening of broadening church