Impact of Catholicism and the Gunpowder plot Flashcards

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Why was James unsure what to do with the Catholics?

A

His wife was a Catholic - prepared to tolerate them?

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When was the Gunpowder Plot?

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1605

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3
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Who led the plot?

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Robert Catesby

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4
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How did the plot benefit Catholics?

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Allowed to practise their religion

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How did the plot hinder Catholics?

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  • Weren’t allowed to live in or near London
  • Recusancy fines increased
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What was the impact on James’ policies?

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  • Suspicious of catholic priests
  • Policies varied in response to rising opposition
  • Gave into all Spanish demands
  • All depended on relationship with Spain
  • Continued to favour a Catholic alliance with the marriage of Charles and Henrietta Maria
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What was impact on Parliament’s policies?

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  • MP’s more intolerant of Arminians
  • 1621 and 1624 parliaments pushed for more recusancy laws to be enforced
  • Anxious about the Spanish - wanted all treaties to be dissolved
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Who argued Buckingham out of Catholicism?

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William Laud

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