Chapter 13 Flashcards

1
Q

After the 2CW, 1648-9, who wanted to settle with Charles?
What was the reasoning for the NMA to oppose this?

A

Parliament
Saw 2CW win as providence directing them (protective care of god)
So they could defy p

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2
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What was the title of negotiations between p & c?

A

Newport treaty

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3
Q

Why was Ireton distracted from the settlement?

A

Leveller, digger & millenarian influence in settlement

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4
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Why did the settlement fail?

A

Parliament (prots & independents) wanted peace with c

NMA politicisation
Charles uncooperative & still believes in Devine right so didn’t accept courts legitimacy
Radicalism (esp NMA)

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5
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Why did the NMA cause the settlement failure?

A

Politicisation
Relationship with levellers
Relationship with c & p

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6
Q

Why was the trial of Charles a last minute decision?

A

Cromwell last minute decides it’s a ‘necessity’ as Charles won’t ever negotiate for a settlement
Realises republic won’t be possible with Charles still alive & could still instigate war

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7
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What was the remonstrance of the army?

A

18 Nov 1648
Ireton & NMA force to act by Newport treaty
Demanded c put on trial
2CW victory forced officers (Cromwell) to accept justice should be acted on c

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8
Q

What was prides purge caused by?

A

p refused the remonstrance of the army sothere would be a p purge and c put in trial anyways

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9
Q

What was prides purge?

A

P voted to continue Newport treaty
Pride = leader
Organised by Ireton
Purge of p of those most in favour of negotiating with c
Taken to pub called ‘Hell’

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10
Q

Who formed the rump Parliament?
What did the rump di?

A

The remaining MPs after prides purge
Brought c to trial

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11
Q

How does Charles handle his defence at his trial?

A

Refuses to speak as doesn’t recognise legitimacy of the court

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12
Q

What was the ruling if Charles’ trial?
Who refused to attend?

A

Close
59/135
But most don’t vote out of fear
Fairdax

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13
Q

Why had a republic not been considered for king before the trial of Charles?

A

Rev not seen as necessary
Seen as radical to conservatives
Political rev rather than a country wide rev
General population don’t have much input
But increases in the 30s

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14
Q

What did some people use Charles’ trial as?

A

Last attempt as meant to get a settlement with Charles hoping it would scare him

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15
Q

When & where was Charles executed?

A

30 January 1649
Outside Whitehall palace

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