Chp2 The Rump Parliament Flashcards

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If you had voted against the “Grand Remonstrance” who would you have fought for in the Civil War?

A

The king

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During the Civil War, who was left to run Parliament?

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The Puritans and Presbyterians.

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What did the Puritans and Presbyterians disagree on?

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The Puritans felt that churches should be indpendent of each other, but the Presbyterians felt there should be only one unified church to worship the same everywhere

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How did the Puritans and Presbyterians disagree on the return of Charles to power?

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The Presbyterians felt it was ok to have a king as long as agreed to limted powers; the Puritans wanted a Republic and an end to the monarchy

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How did Charles react to these internal disagreements?

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He tried to play one side against the other and was dishonest with everyone.

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Why was it choatic?

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Rebellions were supporting the king, the Parliamentary army, led by Clonel Pride) kicked out the 143 Presbyterians

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Why was the king charged with treason?

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He was charged with treason for making war on his own people.

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What is a Rump Parliament?

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The first time this was used was after the 143 Presbyterians were removed, and the RUMP is the left overs. Now it is used to describe who ever is left AFTER a legitimate parliament has been removed.

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