chapter six

Question 1

1628 petition of right failed to address 2 fundamental points of disagreement between Charles and parliament

Answer 1

1. didnt explicitly mention customs duty , impositions , t+P. Charles claimed he did not give up his right to collect these
2. Charles openly favoured anti calvinist sentiments . montagu appointed as bishops , indicating his support for Arminianism
   - Charles didnt respond to petition in a proper legal way , did eventually .hoc insisted on collect reply . Charles told royal primate to deface statute number to put debt on document legality.

Question 2

1629 parliament opinion on Charles

Answer 2

parliament didnt trust Charles with unwritten constitution .
try to enforce more formal means of limiting his power

Question 3

the three resolutions 1629

Answer 3

despite Charles dishonesty moderates in parliament still wanted a compromise .
2nd march 1629 speaker of hoc preparing to read royal order to suspend the parliamentary session. radical mps held speaker down until 3 resolutions were passed .
- expressed opposition to arminianism , t+p w/out parliamentary approval

Question 4

the three resolutions 1629
CHARLES RESPONSE

Answer 4

dissolve parliament 2 days later after Charles leading critics arrested

Question 5

James maintained a sound working relationship with the pn through his parliament

Answer 5

tensions from his later parliament derived from the issues of religion foreign policy favourites and finance
resistance from 30 year war meaning he could manage the tension from issues

Question 6

Charles descion to intervene in thirty year war escalated tension with parliament over these issues , in the failure off Charles forgein policy

Answer 6

1629 the tension between Charles and pn; breakdown in the relationship didnt come until outbreak of civil war 1642
main cause Charles dismissal of all criticsisma and support for Buckingham 1629