charles parliament 1625-1629 Flashcards
What financial needs did Charles I express in relation to Parliament?
Needed £1 million for war with Spain
This request highlighted the ongoing conflict and financial strain during his reign.
What was Charles I’s view on Parliament’s access to him?
He granted unlimited access to the king
This was likely intended to ensure his influence and control over important decisions.
What was a significant issue for Parliament during Charles I’s reign?
Buckingham’s influence and Arminianism
Arminianism was viewed with suspicion by many in Parliament, particularly Puritans.
What was Charles I’s response to parliamentary criticism in 1625?
He dissolved Parliament
This action reflected his autocratic tendencies and conflicts with Parliament.
When did Charles I dissolve Parliament after its assembly?
August 1625, two months after assembly
This quick dissolution indicates the tension between the monarchy and Parliament.
Who was appointed royal chaplain by Charles I in response to criticism?
Richard Montagu
Montagu was known for his anti-Calvinist views, which aligned with Charles’ preferences.
What did Charles I’s appointment of Richard Montagu signify?
Approval of anti-Calvinist views
This action disregarded the concerns of Parliament regarding religious policies.
What was the underlying issue with Charles I’s financial requests?
Parliament viewed them as an attack on royal prerogative
This reflects the ongoing power struggle between the monarchy and Parliament.
In what year did Charles I face significant problems with Parliament?
1625
This year marked the beginning of escalating tensions between the king and Parliament.