CHARLES 1 Flashcards
(43 cards)
what happened in Cadiz when
1625
attempted spanish attack but more men die of starvation than in battle and charles needs to go to parliament to ask for money
what happens in the 1626 parliament
-Laud reads opening sermon
-Parl want to impeach Buckingham and charles gets angry
What was the 1626 forced loan
forced loan to finance the war, leads to five knights case
What was the Five Knights Case and when …what else does it lead to
5 of the men arrested for not paying the forced loan are found guilty by judges appointed by Charles
leads to the Petition of right
What and when was the Petition of Right
asked the king to declare that
-no taxation without parliament consent
-no imprisonment without case shown
1628
Charles doesn’t want to sign it but he’s poor so does for subsidies
Why does Buckingham assassination lead to closure of 1629 parliament
1628 killed people are celebrating and charles blames parliament for making him look bad
What was the THREE RESOLUTIONS and when
1629, held down the speaker of parliament to delay closing of parliament so they could put forward complains about continued collection of tonnage and poundage and Arminianism
Charles Catholic evidence ?
-small spanish style court
-gets an emissary from the pope in 1634
features of laudianism
-railed off altar
-vestements
-stained glass
-music
Lauds attack on puritans in 1633?
Feoffees for Impropriations banned and takes over their puritan parishes
Book of sports reissued
when was St gregory’s case and what was it about
1633, protested the moving of the communion table
Prynne Burton and Bastwck, what and when
1637, criticised laudianism and had ears publically cropped and whipped
what happened to John Lilburne
1638, published unlicensed literature, dragged by a cart and whipped
when did Charles demand obedience to the Articles of Perth and what were they
-1625
Designed to secure anglican conformity
when was the Laudianism Prayer Book introduced to Scotland
1637
what was charles aim in personal rule
political thorough (strengthen central government)
which courts were used in personal rule and how did they work
Star Chamber- privy councillors
High commission- Chief court of the church, used by Laud, if found guilty then sent to Star chamber for sentencing
methods of fundraising in the personal rule
fiscal feudalism
tonnage and poundage
monopoly sale to CORPORATIONS
ship money
when was ship money levied to inland counties and how much did it make
1639, £200,000 a year
when and what was the hampden case
1637, refused to pay ship money
king won by a small margin but most of the judges that votes him guilty were crown appointed
how much of ship money was collected in comparison to expected in 1639
20%
when was the St Giles and what revolt carried on from it
1637, the edinburgh revolt
When did the Scottish National Covenanters write to reject laudianism
1638
when does the Scottish National Assmebky abolish episcopal and prepare to fight
1638