Chapter 16b Flashcards

1
Q

When did Cromwell die?
What did this cause?
Why?

A

3 Sep 1658
Power vacuum
Key groups failed to get workable settlement

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What did the power vacuum after Cromwell’s death cause fears of?

A

Slide into anarchy

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3
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Who did Oliver Cromwell nominate as next protector?
Who accepted & oppose him?

A

Son, Richard
Army & many gentry
Republicans & army

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4
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Why did the army support Richard at first?

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Thought R would supp army
R interests more in favour of civilians
Opp provoked by restrictive religious toleration

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5
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Why was Richard accepted by many gentry who tolerated C protectorate?
How did republicans & Lambert opp Richard?

A

Felt R more in tune with traditional gentry

Distrust
Refused to recognise R as protector

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6
Q

What ended the Protectorate?
When?
What was it replaced by?

A

Army forced R to dissolve p
May 1659
Rump reinstated

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7
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Who was the Scottish NMA leader?

A

Monk

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8
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Who were 2 of the NMA leaders?
What did they think about Richard?

A

Fleetwood & Desborough
Not opp to protectorate & supp R

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9
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Which parliament was in session during the ascension?

A

3rd protectorate p

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10
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How did short term power fall into the hands of radicals after the end of the protectorate?

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In hands of Council of Officers
Officers dismissed who were loyal to R
Reappointed radical army officers to command NMA; Lambert

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11
Q

When was the Humble Petition?
What did it outline?

A

13 May 1659
Fundamentals Of Our good Old Cause, notably protect army interests from p

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12
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Who was the main opponent of the Humble Petition?

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Haselrig
Wouldn’t accept reduction of commons authority
H & commons allienated army
One of ‘Five Members’

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13
Q

When was Booth’s rising?
What was it?

A

1659
Previous p supp & royalist reaction to army radicalism

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14
Q

What increased the fear of the Quakers?

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Lambert’s troops becoming more radical
Lambert = leader of NMA
Regime unstable

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14
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Who led & supp the counter force to Booth’s rising?
How did this show the seriousness of the threat?

A

Lambert
Haselrig
Enemies but united in this

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14
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What did Booth seek when he saw his defeat?
What did Lambert demand?
What was the outcome?

A

Negotiation
Surrender
Ended Winnington bridge, Aug 1659

15
Q

What created a fear of a Quaker takeover?

A

1650s increasing of nos: 50,000
Toured country, recruiting others

16
Q

What was the Derby petition?
When was it drawn up?

A

Oct 1659, Lambert troops surround Westminster & removed Rump
Return march from Booth’s rising

17
Q

Why was the Committee of Safety set up after the Derby petition?

A

Army in power again by 1659 but little political interest
Set up as provisional gov

18
Q

Why did Monk defect?
What was this in favour of?

A

Direct army control seemed to be being imposed
Reinstating Rump

19
Q

When was the Rump reinstated?
Whose stance did this supp & opp?

A

Dec 1659
Monk
Lambert

20
Q

Wy was the reinstated Rump disappointing?

A

Not offering stability with monarchy restoration

21
Q

What formed the long p that replaced the rump?

A

Monk forced purged MPs from 1648 back into p

22
Q

When was the restores Rump in session?
Who did it dismiss?

A

1659 - Feb 60
Lambert
Desborough
Fleetwood

23
Q

What errors did the Rump make?

A

Purged the army (Lambert supp)
Nepotism in app new army officers
Not restored to stability

24
Q

What did the restored long p consist of?
Why?

A

More moderate people
Lambert attempt to seize power pushed people away from radicalism

25
Q

Where was Lamberts/republicans last attempt to fight back defeated?
Who refused to help?

A

Edgehill
Fleetwood, Desborough, Haselrig

26
Q

Who wasn’t allowed to stand for election to the Convention p?
How many monarchists took seats?

A

Royalists, ignored
60

27
Q

What was recovered in the Convention p?

A

House of Lords

28
Q

What did the Convention p quickly go about considering?

A

Terms froe restoring Charles II based on his Declaration of Breda