Stuart Britain - Dates & Statistics Flashcards

1
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How much money did ship money give Charles I?

A

£200,000

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2
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How much money did Charles I agree to pay the Scots in August 1640 after they occupied Newcastle?

A

£850 a day

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3
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How many London Puritans signed the Root and Branch Petition in 1640?

A

15,000 London Puritans

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4
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After the Act of Uniformity was passed in 1662, how many clergy were deprived of their living for refusing the act?

A

2,000

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5
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How many Puritans emigrated from England during the 1630s?

A

80,000

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6
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In 1638, how many Scots signed the National Covenant in protest to the Laudian Prayer Book?

A

300,000

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7
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In the late 1650s, the Quaker movement had how many members?

A

50,000 members

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8
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In the aftermath of the Quaker Act of 1662, how many quakers died during their confinement?

A

400 Quakers died

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9
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What was the population of England in 1625 and 1656?

A

In 1625, the population was 4.1 million. By 1656, the population reached 5.3 million.

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10
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How many deaths did the Great Plague of 1665 cause in London alone?

A

100,000 deaths in London alone.

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In 1625, what percentage of the population lived in towns, and what did this rise to by the end of the century?

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In 1625, 6% of the population lived in town. This figure has risen to 13% by the end of the century.

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12
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What was the population of London in 1625 and 1688?

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By 1625, the population of London had risen above 200,000. By 1688, London was home to 500,000 people.

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13
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How much did prices and wages increase by?

A

Prices increased by 800%, whereas wages increased by only 300%.

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14
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By 1640, how many officers organised poor relief in the parishes?

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1,400 officers

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15
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What percentage of vagrants that passed through Sailsbury had already covered 100 miles by the time they arrived?

A

22%

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16
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What percentage of the population were a part of the nobility?

A

5%

17
Q

What percentage of land did the nobility own?

A

70% of land

18
Q

How many women prophets were there between 1640-1660?

A

300 women prophets.

19
Q

During the 17th century, how many people emigrated to North America?

A

300,000 people.

20
Q

At what rate did tobacco exports grow?

A

From 200,000 pounds in weight before 1625, to 20 million pounds by 1688.

21
Q

By 1700, how much money was the East India Company handling?

A

£700,000

22
Q

By the 1680s, how many slaves a year were being transported to the Carribbean and North America?

A

50,000 slaves a year

23
Q

As a result of the Act of Settlement in 1701 excluded how many Catholic heirs?

A

57 potential Catholic heirs.

24
Q

By 1700, how much of the nation’s wealth went towards taxation?

A

9%