1640-42 Flashcards

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Q

What was the outcome of the Second Bishop’s War?

A

Charles had to pay the Scottish £850 a DAY. He was forced to call parliament in order to meet this massive financial demand.

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2
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Why could the Long Parliament not be dissolved to start with?

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Charles needed them to pay off the Scottish.

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3
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What were the three things parliament was united in doing?

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Preventing another Personal Rule, reversing the measures of the Personal Rule and removing Charles’s evil councillors.

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4
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Where did the first signs of division come from?

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The way in which Pym used a Bill of Attainder to force the execution of Strafford. There was a small vote against the Bill in each House.

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5
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What Act prevented another Personal Rule?

A

Triennial Act.

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What did the Triennial Act mean for Charles and the English Monarchy?

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Charles was unable to dissolve the Long Parliament, they could only dissolve themselves. What it meant for the monarchy was that they were forced to call parliament for a 50 day session at least every three years.

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7
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When was the Triennial Act given royal assent?

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February 1641.

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