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1
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What was James primary foreign policy aim?

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To have peace with Spain.

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When was the Treaty of London?

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1604

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What was the situation like with Spain under Elizabeth?

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Elizabeth was at war with Spain.

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4
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When was the Spanish Armada?

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1588.

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What happened to English soldiers supporting the Dutch in the Treaty of London?

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The Soldiers were transferred into Dutch regiments.

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What happened to trade after the Treaty of London?

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  • Trade increased.

* Trade was maintained with the Low Countries.

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Who opposed Peace with Spain?

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  • Privateers, as they stole treasure from the Spanish during the war.
  • People who hated Catholics.
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8
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Who was King of Spain?

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Philip II

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9
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What did James do about the Dutch Rebels?

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1) He wanted loans from Elizabeth (£500,000) repaid.

2) Offered Diplomatic Support.

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10
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What Truce did the Dutch agree with Spain?

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They agreed to a 12 year truce with Spain in 1609.

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11
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Why did Henry make ties with German Protestants?

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He was concerned about Spanish troops in the Netherlands, and wanted to ‘trap’ the Spanish between a combined protestant force.

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12
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What was James Internationally known for?

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His mediating and conflict resolution skills.

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What conflict did James settle in 1613?

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The war between Sweden and Denmark.

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What was the complex dispute James settled in 1614?

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The Jülich-Cleves dispute.

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Who did James Daughter, Elizabeth Marry?

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Frederick V Elector of the Palatinate

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16
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Why was the Elizabeth-Frederick Marriage well received by Parliament?

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Parliament Viewed this as James being a Strong Protestant leader.

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17
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Why was a Marriage between France and Spain Problematic?

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It was viewed as a build up of Catholic power in Europe, and caused James to be concerned. This meant a Protestant response was needed to maintain Power Balance.

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18
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When did James first decide on pursuing the Spanish Match?

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1614.

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19
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What was the Purpose of the Spanish Match?

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To Build a better relationship with Spain by marrying Charles to the Spanish Infanta Maria.

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When did the Spanish Ambassador arrive in James Court?

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1613.

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Who was the Spanish Ambassador?

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Don Diego Sarmiento de Acuna.

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What was the Spanish Ambassador also called?

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Count Gondomar. (From 1617)

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23
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Who was the Spanish Match Favoured by?

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The Howards, who were Catholic sympathisers.

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24
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How much was the Dowry from the Spanish Match worth?

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£600,000.

25
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When did the 30 years war start?

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1618.

26
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Why did the 30 years war start?

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When the Protestant nobility of Bohemia revolted against their new King, Archduke Ferdinand.

27
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To which family did Archduke Ferdinand belong?

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The Habsburg family. (Catholic)

28
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Who did the Protestant Nobility offer the Kingship of Bohemia to in 1619?

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Frederick, who was James Son in Law, and an important protestant.

29
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What happened to Ferdinand in 1619?

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He was elected Holy Roman Emperor, and invaded Bohemia.

30
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At what battle were Protestant forces in Bohemia Defeated?

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The Battle of White Mountain.

31
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Where were Fredericks Hereditary lands?

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The Palatinate.

32
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Who invaded the Palatinate?

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The Spanish and Austrian Habsburgs.

33
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When did Frederick and Elizabeth abdicate?

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1621.

34
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Where did Frederick and Elizabeth abdicate to?

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The Hague

35
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Why did Spain invade the Palatinate?

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To keep the Spanish Road open.

36
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What peace treaty ended in 1621?

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The 12 year truce between Spain and The Netherlands.

37
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Why was resolving the situation in the Palatinate important for James?

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  • He had family ties.

* Stand up for the Protestants.

38
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How did the Public view Frederick and Lizzie?

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As Protestant Martyrs.

39
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How did James intend on Retaking the Palatinate?

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He intended on using the Spanish Match to create a diplomatic solution, as he could pressure the Spanish in giving back the Palatinate.

40
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What was happening in France by the 1620’s?

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It was in a state of civil unrest following the assassination of Henry.

41
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When did new negotiations over the Spanish Match start again?

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1622.

42
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What did Parliament say about the marriage?

A

They believed Charles should marry “One of his own religion”, but Charles resented their involvement.

43
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What did Charles do to interfere with the Spanish Match negotiations?

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Charles and George Villers travelled secretly to Spain, which causes suspicion and caused Spain to suspected Charles was really a Catholic, this caused them to push for further concessions.

44
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Who was the Spanish Chief Minster?

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The Count of Olivares.

45
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What was the Count of Olivares view on the Spanish Match?

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He opposed it, as he could not see any benefit for Spain.

46
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What was the Infantas position on the marriage?

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She did not want to Marry, and the king was not willing to force her into the marriage.

47
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What did Charles return home from Spain intent on?

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He returned with Buckingham, and both were intent on war.

48
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What did James agree to do about the Palatinate before his Death?

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He agreed for a Limited expedition, to regain control.

49
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What happened to most of the English troops in 1625?

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They died from the Plague and many didn’t get further than the Dutch Port of Flushing.

50
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How did Circumstances cause difficulties in the 1621 Parliament?

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There was a serious trade depression from 1620 as imports of cloth fell, this caused harvest failure and increased unemployment.

51
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How did monopolies causes issues in the 1621 Parliament?

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James granted more monopolies and caused increases of prices in difficult times, this was unpopular and caused James to cancel monopolies as concessions.

52
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How did Factions cause problems in the 1621 Parliament?

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Edward Coke and Cranfield used impeachment to remove their rival, Francis Bacon. This displayed divisions within the privy council.

53
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How did Money cause problems in the 1621 Parliament?

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James made it clear that £1,000,000 would be needed to send an army to Europe, Parliament granted two subsidies but they were valued by Neighbours so has reduced income.

54
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How did Recusants cause issues in the 1621 Parliament?

A

Parliament wanted stronger Punishments but James did not want it to disrupt his peace negotiations with Spain.

55
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What circumstances caused difficulties in the 1624 Parliament?

A

Charles and Buckingham travelled to Spain, which caused people to be more fearful of Catholicism.

56
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What happened with Monopolies in the 1624 Parliament?

A

Greveinces continued and Parliament passed legislation which banned monopolies from being granted to individuals but companies could still receive them.

57
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What happened with Factions in the 1624 Parliament?

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Divisions in James court were between people who Supported James and those who Supported Charles.

58
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What happened in the 1624 Parliament about Money?

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James was unwilling to declare war until he had sufficient funding from Parliament. He wanted 6 Subsidies to be collected, to raise £780,000.

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