political issues- Scotland 3

Question 1

the presbyterian church in Scotland

Answer 1

religious practises were different to england> the church ins cot was independent from coe and it was presbyterian based o calvansit doctrine not episcopal. the presbyterian church was mroe reformed than coe (pro Puritan) as non reformed is catholic and laudism

Question 2

j.1 animosity among the Scots: he angered them by

Answer 2

inc the number of bishops in Scotland, trying to introduce an English style prayer book in Scotland

Question 3

however, j.1 ultimately comprised with the Scots

Answer 3

promised that bishops would serve on Irish capacity, withdrew attempts to introduce English prayer book

Question 4

c.1 was compramsing and heightened tensions of Scots (drok)

Answer 4

freq ignore Scottish privy council, relying on English based privy council. 1625 he began to regain church lands that had been sold to Scottish gentry since 1540. c.1 wanted to sue Scottish chruch to enforce his authority in Scotland

Question 5

c.1 and the coronation

Answer 5

insulted the Scottish by delaying his coronation in scot till 1633, carried out by Arminian bishops, the altar was raised and railed off _decorated with candles and crusific (catholic). he swore coronation oath, promising to defend the bishops and privileges of church

Question 6

laudianism in scotland: refroms during pr 1637

Answer 6

book of common prayer was enforced in Scotland 1637 via Scottish prayer book

Question 7

Scottish reactions to laudiansism/refroms 1637

Answer 7

riots broke out in edinburg, followed by Glasgow, the prayer book riots resistance grew and presbyterians and synods dissent against prayer book. so in 1635 c.1 issues royal proclamation make any action fo opp to prayer book an act of treason

Question 8

the national covenant

Answer 8

drawn up by prominent members of Scots parliemnt signed by hundreds of throusands of Scots. they pledged loyalty to the king but aimed to defend church in scot agsint his refroms (resit innovations to religious practises and abolish bishops)

Question 9

the possibility of war- c.1 was infuriated+buy time

Answer 9

infurated by resistance of Scottish covenanters > he begun to concede a military engagement, so brought time by calling a general assembly of Scottish Kirk(prominently abolished bishops and prayer book) so gave time to summon English noble to York provide military assistance

Question 10

covenants also prep for war

Answer 10

an instruction was sent to Scottish counties to raise troops and Scots who were fighting on the continent were called back to take covenant