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What was the initial role of the Duke of Buckingham?

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Cup-Bearer for James 1

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Where did James 1 meet the Duke of Buckingham?

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At a masque dance

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When did the Duke of Buckingham gain his title?

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1620

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What are two qualities of young Charles 1?

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Weak and artsy

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What is the story of The Infanta?

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Charles and The Duke of Buckingham set off to Spain in 1623 to find Charles a spanish wife ( The Infanta ) to solve the 30 Years War

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How did Charles 1 meet his wife?

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The Duke of Buckingham went to Paris and recruited a 15yr old Henrietta Maria

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What month year did James 1 die and Charles 1 become King?

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March 1625

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What year was it when Charles 1 became King?

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1625

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What did the Duke of Buckingham do in 1624?

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1624 - Attacked La Rochelle in support of French Huguenots

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What was tonnage and poundage?

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A tax imposed on every tun of imported wine and on every pound of exported merchandise

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What was different about how long could Charles 1 claim tonnage and poundage?

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He could only claim it for the first year when every other King could claim it for life

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What was the Attack on Cadiz?

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An attack on Spain by the Duke of Buckingham in October 1625 costing the Exchequer £250,000

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Why was Parliament dissolved in 1626?

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Buckingham was spending too much so they tried to impeach him so Charles dissolved it

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What were forced loans?

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Charles 1 wanted a forced loan from all tax payers through royal prerogative and refusal was punishable by imprisonment or conscription

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What was the 5 Knights Case?

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In March 1627 five knights were arrested for refusal to pay forced loans so in November 1627 they appealed using common law and were later freed under the Petition of Right

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What is Common Law with an example of a court?

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Ordinary people have basic rights that cannot be taken away
Court - The Court of the Kings Bench

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What is Prerogative Law with an example of a court?

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The King is able to do what he likes because he is the King
Court - Court of the Star Chamber

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What is billeting?

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Soldiers are allowed to ransack your houses and take free lodging

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When did William Laud become Bishop of London?

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1628

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When did William Laud become Archbishop of Canterbury?

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1632

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What religion was William Laud?

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Arminian

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What were the three resolutions?

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Denzel Holles and Sir John Eliot passed them against arminianism and made MPs look bad in the eyes of the public

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When was the Treaty of Susa with France signed?

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April 1629

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When was the Treaty of Madrid signed with Spain?

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November 1630

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After the Treaties of Madrid and Susa what was the reduction in war spending?
£500,000 (1625-29) to £70,000 (1630s)
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When did monopoly licenses begin being sold?
1634
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What were monopoly licenses?
Charles 1 sold them to companies to make them the sole seller of a product such as soap however they were unpopular as many of the firms were Catholic
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What was the Distraint of Knighthood?
Knights were fined for not turning up to the Kings coronation so by 1625 9,000 were fined £40 a year (not a lot )
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What were Wards of Court?
Rich orphans that were being looked after had their inheritance stolen from them by Charles
30
What was Ship Money ?
A tax that was previously paid by coastal towns but now by the whole country to prevent pirates and raiders
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What was different about how often ship money was being collected under Charles 1?
Normally once or twice per reign but Charles was collecting it annually
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How much did Ship Money bring in annually?
£200,000
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What did the Pope do in 1635?
The Pope sent a Catholic ambassador in 1635 putting the Catholic Church “back in play “
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What was the Providence Island Shipping Company?
A group of Puritanical gentry that refused to pay ship money
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Who refused to pay Ship Money in 1637 and 1638? (3 people)
The Providence Island Shipping Company, Earl of Warwick John Pym, Duke of Bedford John Hampden
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Who and how did Laud punish those who did a comedy sketch of the Church? (3 people)
Henry Burton, John Bastwick, William Prynne had their ears cut off and were branded on the cheek and imprisoned
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What was the yield of Ship Money by 1639?
20% of the expected yield
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When was the only time Charles 1 visited Scotland?
1633
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When did Laud introduce the Book of Canons into Scotland?
1637
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What was the primary religion of Scotland?
Presbyterian
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When was the first Bishops war and who won?
1639 the Scottish won
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How large were the armies of the Scottish and English in the First Bishops War and the quality of each?
12,000 Scottish mercenaries and 20,000 English exiles
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When was the Short Parliament called?
April 1640
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Why was the Short Parliament called?
Charles needed an army and money
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Why was the Short Parliament dissolved?
There were many petitions against aspects of Charles 1 personal rule
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When did the Scottish attack Newcastle?
20 August 1640
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What was Newcastle famous for?
Coal used in naval weapons and fuel
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When was the Battle of Newburn and who won?
28 August 1640 the Scot’s won
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What was the response to the Battle of Newburn?
Viscount Conway fled to Durham and Charles 1 called upon the Great Council of Peers
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When was the Great Council of Peers called?
24 September 1640
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What was the treaty Charles formed with Scotland?
Treaty of Ripon - £850 a day to the Scots while they occupied Newcastle
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When was the Treaty with the Scots signed under the encouragement of the Great Council of Peers at York?
14 October 1640
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When was the Long Parliament called and how long did it last?
November 1640 and it lasted 20 years
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What was Pyms Junta? (3 Bullet Points)
•Stopped the King raising money without Parliamentary approval •Attacked Laud and Wentworth •Passed the Triennial Act
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What was the Triennial Act and when was it passed?
February 1641 and the King had to call a new Parliament every 3 years
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When was Wentworth beheaded?
May 1641
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Why could Charles 1 not dissolve the Long Parliament?
Pym passed an Act preventing the dissolution of Parliament without its own consent
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What did Pyms 10 Propositions seek to achieve?
Make parliament more powerful
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Who began to lead Constitutional Royalists?
Edward Hyde
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When was the Irish Rebellion?
1641
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When was the Grand Remonstrance to the King sent and what did it ask?
22 November 1641 and it asked for Parliament to be able to appoint the army leader
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When did Charles 1 ask the House of Lords to impeach the opposition leaders?
3 January 1642
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When did Charles arrest leading opposition members?
4 January 1642
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How many soldiers did Charles 1 bring with him to arrest leading members of the opposition?
300 Soldiers
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How many leading members of the opposition did Charles try to arrest? ( and 2 of their names )
5 including Pym and Hampden
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What were the 19 Propositions and when were they ordered?
June 1642 - Propositions to the King including control of the Kings children’s education
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When did the King flee London and go to Hampden Court?
10 January 1642
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When was the first English Civil War?
1642-1646
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What was the army system Parliament used?
The New Model Army
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When was Charles 1 executed?
1649
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What did the Duke of Buckingham do in 1625?
1625 - Mansfield Expedition, Wimbledon Expedition on Cadiz, attacked Spanish treasure ships

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