5 PROBLEMS OF C.1- DIVSIONS ARMY/P 1

Question 1

since the Windsor prayer meeting

Answer 1

amry named Charles Stuart, man of the bloody

Question 1

the desire amongst radicle mps and amry to make c.1 more accountable for his actions led to

Answer 1

the remonstrance of army> this was placed to parliment led by ireton, agasint the Newport treaty and agsint political presbyterian mp who favoured negotiations
however palriemnt refused to accept this and prevented, led to prides purge

Question 2

prides purge 1648

Answer 2

coup. a forceful exclusion of political prebyetrin mps from entering parliemnt
180 barred and 45 arrested
those excluded wrote to parliemnt stating this breached democratic privileges but this was ignored

Question 3

rump parliment

Answer 3

the radicalism in rump parliment dictated that vote of no dress to be reinstated and Newport treaty to be annulled
whilst this was happening, amry took c.1 to Windsor castle and any riots in support of c.1 was violent shutdown

Question 4

Fairfax

Answer 4

reluctance of regicide, belie it had gone too far

Question 5

cromwell-

Answer 5

supported, firm adherence to parliment beloved if you supported god, god will protect you nd army won the war so god was on their side and trial f king under gods argument so c.1 couldn’t use drop

Question 6

rump palriemnt gradually became supreme power

Answer 6

rump committee passed an ordinance which stated House of Commons was the supreme power in the nation, and had auhtomy to pass acts of palriment without king or house of lords- king subject to law and parliemnt

Question 7

commissioners found c.1 guilty during the verdict

Answer 7

135 commissioners of which only 68 turned up and of 68 59 singed the death warrnets
concluded of amrmy officers, independent mps, religious sects, purtiatins

Question 8

c.1 quotes

Answer 8

I am the maryte of the people
I can not speak

Question 9

summary

Answer 9

events manipulated by army set in motion eg prides purge and rump palriemt