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T1: The Restoration Settlement Flashcards

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When did the new Convention Parliament meet (and presented with Dec of Breda)?

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April 1660

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When did Parliament vote that government would by a king, Lords and Commons?

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5th May 1660

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what were the criteria for stability in the Restoration period?

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  • king + Parl work well together
  • respect for new religions and their right to worship
  • remove military presence in politics
  • Anglican king with Anglican heirs
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The Act of Indemnity and Oblivion

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1660

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Thomas Venner (Fifth Monarchist) rebelled in London

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1661

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a very pro-Royalist Parl is elected (Cavalier Parl)

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1661

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Charles II marries Catholic Catherine of Braganza

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1661

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Corporation Act - restricted public office to Anglicans

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1661

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Anglican Church restored. Excluded all dissenter groups

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1661

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Licensing Act censored freedom of speech, especially over religion

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1662

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Act of Uniformity

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1662

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How many Puritan ministers resigned after the Act of Uniformity 1662?

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1,800 (about 20%)

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Charles II issues a Declaration of Indulgence which suspends the Act of Uniformity

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1662

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When Parl is recalled, they insist CII withdraws his (first) Dec of Indulgence. He agrees.

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1663

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Militia Act gave power over Army and Naxy to king

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1662

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Quaker Act (imprisoned leading Quakers, illegal for more than 5 Quakers to meet)

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1662

17
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Triennial Act reinforces 1641 Triennial Act
(but no mechanisms to enforce)

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1664

18
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Conventicle Act - heavy penalties for attending dissenting church services (shows AofU not working properly)

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1664

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Five Mile Act - prevented dissenting clergymen from going within 5 miles of any town (shows AofU and Conventicle Act not working!)

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1665

20
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Which Acts made up the Clarendon Code?

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  • Corporation Act 1661
  • Act of Uniformity 1662
  • Conventicle Act 1664
  • Five Mile Act 1665

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