(18) Political and Religious Divisions Flashcards

1
Q

Where did the New Model Army take Charles I to?

A

Firstly Stoke Park, then Hampton Court Palace

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2
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What were Charles I’s attitudes?

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That he would still prevail through the exploitation of the division between his opponents

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3
Q

What occurred in July 1647?

A

Council of Army convened at Reading to discuss a document

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4
Q

When were these terms published? And what were they called?

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2 August, the ‘Heads of the Proposals’

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5
Q

What were the key terms of the ‘Heads of the Proposals’?

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  • biennial parliaments
  • electoral reform
  • parliamentary control over the militia and navy for 10 years
  • parliamentary appointment of great officers of state for ten years
  • an act of oblivion
  • religious settlement
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6
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What was the aim of the Heads of the Proposals?

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A term of settlement between the king and the army

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7
Q

When was the army back in London with the Independent MPs back in Westminster?

A

4 August

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8
Q

What began to spread and gather pace?

A

Leveller ideas

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9
Q

When was the ‘An Agreement of the People’ submitted to Fairfax from the levellers?

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27 October 1647

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10
Q

What led Fairfax to put the Agreement onto the agenda for the next army council meeting?

A

The strong evidence of dissent in the ranks

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11
Q

Where was the army headquarters in 1647?

A

In Putney

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12
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When did the army council meet?

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28 October 1647

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13
Q

What were the themes of the ‘Putney Debates’?

A
  • the basis of Parliament’s authority
  • the right to suffrage
  • Cromwell’s efforts to maintain unity
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14
Q

Who was involved in the Putney debates?

A

The Army grandees and agitators

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15
Q

When were the Putney debates closed down?

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8 November

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16
Q

What was the reason for the closure of the Putney debates?

A
  • growing evidence Charles I was plotting something
  • Leveller agitation was spreading
  • increase in extreme attitudes to the king - republican
17
Q

When did Charles I escape?

A

11 November

18
Q

Where did Charles I go to?

A

The Isle of White and was re-imprisoned at Carisbrooke Castle

19
Q

When and what was the new settlement to be sent to the king?

A

14 December 1647, The Four Bills

20
Q

What were the Four Bills

A
  • military control handed to Parliament for 20 years
  • preventing the king from revoking Parliament
  • preventing the king from adjourning Parliament
  • revoked recent honours made by the king
21
Q

Who had Charles negotiated with two days before rejecting the Four Bills?

A

The Scots and published a treaty - the ‘Engagement’ with the scots