James And Early Charles Religion

Question 1

What 3 things reinforced anti-catholic sentiment

Answer 1

1. War with Spain under Elizabeth
2. Associated with absolutism
3. Burning of the martyrs

Question 2

What was James view on catholic’s

Answer 2

Most catholics were generally passive so James was prepared to distinguish between those who challged him and those who didn’t

Question 3

Recusancy fines

Answer 3

1603
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Those who did not attend church on Sunday 
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Would’ve been only catholics

Question 4

Jesuits

Answer 4

Parliamentary legislation against catholic order

Question 5

Oath of alligence

Answer 5

1606
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Catholic’s to declare alligence to James rather than the pope 
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Caused by gunpowder plot

Question 6

1606 laws against catholic’s

Answer 6

Parliament passed them but James did not enforce them

Question 7

Millenarian petition

Answer 7

Puritans Asked for further reform such as abolition of ceremonial robes

Question 8

Hampton court conference

Answer 8

1604 
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To establish how the church would be run 
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Disappointed puritans 
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Led to King James Bible (1611)

Question 9

Bancrofts canons

Answer 9

Upheld church laws condemned by puritans
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Seemed like drive for conformity as those who did not conform expelled
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Only 1% were actually removed

Question 10

How did James show support for arminans

Answer 10

1. William Laud allowed prominence at theological debates

2. Did not sensor Montagues Arminian tact

Question 11

How did Charles supper Armanis at start of his reign

Answer 11

1. Conspiracy mentality
2. Marriage to catholic
3. Montage made royal Chaplin in response to Parliamentary criticism

Question 12

York house conference

Answer 12

Buckingham took Lauds anti-Calvinist stance

Question 13

Forced loan

Answer 13

As only granted TandP for a year, called on a forced loan (5 subsides
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76 imprisoned for not paying and only 70% of expected amount collected