second bishops war

Question 1

c.1 failed to secure subsides from palriemnt

Answer 1

he had to rely on donation from loyal individuals and cooperation (raised 350k but city of London refused to support c.1)

Question 2

as short of funds c.1 rely on (soldiers)

Answer 2

poorly trained/ill disciplined militia from southern counties

Question 3

c.1 difficult time finding commander

Answer 3

task got fell to viscount Conway, his forced were councerntated in counties of northern yorkshire/northumerbland

Question 4

convernaterns continued to be led by

Answer 4

Alexander Leslie (comman 20k soliders on Scottish border)

Question 5

played out: pre emptied attack

Answer 5

scottish covenanters launched pre emptied attack on eng> they won the battle of newborn forcing royalist to surrender Newcastle. so by now socitiths covernaters were in communications with c.1 opponents form puritan network

Question 6

played out: c.1 heard of the covenaters advance

Answer 6

c.1 armies in yorkshire collasped (scared) and c.1 responded by calling a council of peers to which they advised him to take peace with peers

Question 7

the treaty of rip oct 1640:c.1 forced to agree to:
eng parleimnt was to be called that would

Answer 7

provide finance to repay Scottish soldiers and negotiated a permanent settlement

Question 8

the treaty of rip oct 1640:c.1 forced to agree to: until the matters were resolved

Answer 8

the Scottish army would remain in English counties of Northumberland and Durham at cost of 850 per day(loosing money). c.1 wasn’t allowed to dissolve parliament

Question 9

the cycle c.1 was faced with

Answer 9

c.1 wasn’t allowed to dissolve aplriemnt until he repaid the Scots> in order to repay he would have to listen to and adress grieevenes of MP’s > mps were keen to reduce powers and dismantle key features of PR = LONG PARLEIEMNT BEGUN PR ENDED