Parliament Flashcards

1
Q

When was the first parliament?

A

March 1604

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2
Q

What did James want in P1?

A

A full union between kingdoms

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3
Q

When did they refuse to change the name to ‘Great Britain’?

A

October 1604

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4
Q

How long did James pursue the kingdom?

A

6 years

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5
Q

What was produced at the end of the 1604 session?

A

The Form of Apology and Satisfaction

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6
Q

When was the second session due to meet originally?

A

5th November 1605

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7
Q

Why didn’t P2 meet when it was supposed to?

A

Gunpowder plot

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8
Q

When did P2 resume?

A

January 1606

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9
Q

How much was James given as a peacetime supply?

A

£400,000

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10
Q

What was the main talking point of the final session of the first parliament?

A

The Great Contract

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11
Q

When did James call the ‘Addled Parliament’ and what happened?

A

1616, it was dissolved

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12
Q

Who were the two new favourites between 1610 and 1621?

A

Robert Carr and George Villiers

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13
Q

What was Villiers also known as?

A

Duke of Buckingham

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14
Q

What happened with Carr in 1613?

A

He was involved in a divorce case where he married the Countess of Essex - her previous partner was impotent

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15
Q

What title was Carr given?

A

Earl of Somerset

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16
Q

What caused Carr to be removed from court?

A

The Overbury Scandal

17
Q

What was the Overbury Scandal?

A

Sir Thomas Overbury opposed the marriage of Carr - put in the Tower of London and was poisoned in 1613

18
Q

How old was Buckingham when he came to the king’s notice in 1614?

A

22

19
Q

When was the second Parliament called?

A

1621

20
Q

How much did the Commons grant as subsides?

A

£140,000

21
Q

How many monopolies were there by 1621?

A

100