Charles I Flashcards

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3 Things Charles did showing his support for Arminianism

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Promoted Richard Montagu to Royal Chaplain
Allowed Duke of Buckingham to state his favor for Arminianism
Made William Laud the Bishop of London

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2
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Charles I Foreign Policy

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1625 - Parliament called to fund attack on Spain (Raid at Cadiz) was a disaster
1627 - Defeated at La Rochelle
Both regarded as humiliations

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3
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Who was blamed for the two defeats

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Parliament blamed Duke of Buckingham - wanted him impeached

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4
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What year was Buckingham assassinated

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1628

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5
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What loans did Charles levied in 1626

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Forced Loans - Parliament did not approve

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6
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What was the Five Knight Case

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Five Knights refused to pay and then were imprisoned and refused bail

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7
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What was the Petition of Right

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1628 Charles called his 3rd Parliament for money they refused and presented the Petition of Right

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8
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4 things stated on the Petition of Right

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No taxation without Parliament consent
No imprisonment without any cause given
No Billeting of soldiers or sailors upon householder against there will
No Martial law to punish order offences by sailors or soldiers

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9
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Three Resolutions of March 1929?

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These denounced Arminianism and encouraged merchants to refuse to pay Tonnage and Poundage

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10
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What happened on March 10th 1929?

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Charles dissolved Parliament and his Personal rule began

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11
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How long was Charles’ Personal Rule

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11 years

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12
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How did Charles Finance his personal rule

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Peace with France 1629 and Spain 1630 reduced major costs
King exploited traditional feudal dues - payments the crown controlled therefore did not need Parliaments approval
Ship money - £70000 to £200000 annual earnings

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13
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Hampdens case

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John Hampden challenged the legality of Ship money and refused to pay.
Proved king could raise taxation without parliamentary approval

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14
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Who became Archbishop of Canterbury in 1633

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William Laud

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15
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What religion was imposed

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Laudianism

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16
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What happened to relationship with Scotland?

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Imposed Laudianism Prayer Book in 1637
Rioting broke out
Led to Bishops War - Charles had little funds to pay

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17
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How long did the Short Parliament last

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3 weeks - Charles refused to remove Laudianism and the feudal dues

18
Q

What happened in August 1640

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Scots invaded Northern England - Charles agreed to pay £850 a day

19
Q

When was long parliament called

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November 1640

20
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Root and Branch Petition December 1640

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Petition supported by John Pym to remove Bishops rom Church

21
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Bill of Attainder May 1941

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Needed less evidence to convict someone if they are a threat to the state

22
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Militia Bill November 1641

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Parliament should control any army used to crush the Irish Rebellion

23
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Grand Remonstrance November 1641

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Pym introduced listing all Charles’ faults since 1625 - reasons why he should not control army

24
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What did the king do to finally lose the support of Parliament

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Attempted to arrest 5 MPs.

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Nineteen propositions June 1642
Lords and Commons should approve all Privy counselors Laws against Jesuits and Recusants should be enforced Militia should be placed under parliamentary control There should be be sweeping reform of the church Parliament should supervise upbringing and marriage of Charles' children
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When did Civil War start
In August 1642 Charles raised standard in Nottingham and declared war on Parliament
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1642
Battle at Edgehill - Warwickshire
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1643
Parliament had strong control over navy and locations Scots concluded the Solemn League and Covenant - promising help from Scot army (parliament)
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1644
Battle at Marston Moor in Yorkshire - parliament victory
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1645
New model army formed - Thomas Fairfax and Oliver Cromwell Battle of Naseby in June
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1646
Charles surrendered to Scots Civil War ended
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Newcastle Propositions 1646
Office of Bishop in Anglican church abolished Anti-Catholic laws enforced Parliament take control of the armed forces for 20 years
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January 1647
Scots handed Charles to parliament
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Head of proposals 1647
Parliament should meet every two years Constituencies to be reorganized to reflect population size and local wealth Anglican Bishops were to remain
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Secret discussion with Scots December 1647
Promising to impose Presbyterianism in England for 3 years for the Scottish army
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Second Civil War
Fairfax put down risings in South, Cromwell destroyed Scottish army
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Aftermath of Second Civil War
The king was then guilty of Treason for starting the second war
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Prides purge
45MPs arrested and excluded 184 from commons
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When was Charles I tried
January 1649
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When was Charles executed
30th January 1649