T1: Why did the relationship between CI and Parliament deteriorate 1625-9? Flashcards

1
Q

who did CI marry?

A

Henrietta Maria of France

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2
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when did CI marry Henrietta Maria?

A

1625

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3
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who did Henrietta Maria bring with her?

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her own court of Catholic clergy and advisors

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4
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what religion was CI?

A

Arminian

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5
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example of an Arminian that CI appointed to court?

A

Montagu

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6
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when was William Laud appointed Bishop of London?

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1629

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7
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what religion was Laud?

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Arminian

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8
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why did the presence of Catholics at the heat of gov lead to conflict?

A

worries that CI would convert to Catholicism

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9
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what religion was predominant in Parl?

A

Puritans

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10
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how did Puritans feel about Arminians?

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suspicious

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11
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why did CI have to call Parliament in 1625?

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had run out of funds for war with Spain.
had gained a loan from City of London merchants but not enough

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12
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when did CI gain a loan from City of London merchants?

A

1625

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13
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details of City of London merchants loan?

A
  • 1625
  • £60,000
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14
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when did Parliament refuse to grant Tonnage and Poundage to CI?

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1625

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15
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why did Parl’s refusal to grant lifelong T+P cause conflict?

A

had granted it to other monarchs, but only for one year for CI

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16
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what did the granting of T+P for only 1 year mean for CI?

A

had to recall parl yearly

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17
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when did the commons vote for 5 subsidies in taxation?

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1628

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18
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why did the commons vote for 5 subsidies in taxation?

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didn’t want to be dissolved again. to fund war with France and Spain?

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19
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what was the centre of the majority of disputes between CI and Parl?

A

finance

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20
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why were CI and Parl both very distrustful of the other?

A

felt each was getting above their station

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21
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why was the war with Spain causing resentment?

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  • conscription
  • forced billeting
  • economic depression
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22
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two examples of failed foreign policy:

A
  • failed attack on Cadiz 1625
  • attempt to help Huguenots goes wrong at La Rochelle 1628
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23
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when was England at war with Spain and France?

24
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who led the failed attack on Cadiz?

A

Buckingham’s nominee, Wimbledon

25
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when was the failed attack on Cadiz?

26
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when was the failed attempt to help Huguenots at La Rochelle?

27
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what was the impact of limited military success?

A
  • Parl questioned why they were funding the wars
  • loss of confidence in CI and Buckingham
28
Q

how was the Duke of Buckingham received by Parl?

A

disliked and incompetent

29
Q

when did Parl call for Buckingham’s impeachment?

A

1625 and 26

30
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how did the king respond to Parl’s attempts to impeach Buckingham?

A

dissolved in 1625 and 1626

31
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when was Buckingham assassinated?

32
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what was the reaction to Buckingham’s assassination?

A

greatly celebrated

33
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what was the impact and significance of Buckingham?

A
  • Charles’ defence of B led to great resentment from Parl
  • CI felt they had no right to question his choice of commanders/ advisors
  • Parl wanted accountability for disasters and funds
34
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when did CI demand a forced loan from all taxpayers?

35
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what was the significance of the forced loan?

A

direct challenge to law and Parl

36
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two examples of resistance to the 1626 forced loan:

A
  • Lord Chief Justice Carew
  • Five Knights Case
37
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what did Lord Chief Justice Carew do?

A

refuse to recognise legality of the forced loan - dismissed

38
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when was the Five Knights Case?

39
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what happened in the Five Knights Case?

A
  • 5 knights refused to pay the forced loan
  • imprisoned
  • right to fair trial refused - CI claimed he had emergency powers of arrest as at war
40
Q

how did the forced loan make CI look?

A

absolutist

41
Q

what did Parl present to CI in 1628?

A

the Petition of Right

42
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when did Parl present the Petition of Right to CI?

43
Q

what was the Petition of Right?

A

presented to CI by Parl. demanded he overturned his decision in the Five Knights Case and that citizens would not be forced to pay loans.

44
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what was CI’s reaction to the Petition of Right?

A
  • dissolves Parl
  • reissues the Petition, asserting the right to collect T+P w/o parl’s consent
45
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when did CI publish his revised version of the Petition of Right?

46
Q

what is the day that began the personal rule known as?

A

the Day of Adjournment

47
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when was the Day of Adjournment?

48
Q

what 3 demands did a group of MPs make on the Day of Adjournment?

A

demanded passing of 3 formal resolutions against:
- growth of Arminianism
- levying of T+P
- those who paid T+P

49
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how did the 3 demands get passed on the Day of Adjournment?

A

speaker was held down in his chair until they were passed

50
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how was Parl eventually adjourned?

A

same day as the 3 resolutions passed, Parl question CI over the Petition. Parl is adjourned.

51
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what does adjourned mean?

A

officially shut down

52
Q

what were the overall reasons for conflict between CI and Parl 1625-9?

A
  • religion
  • finance
  • foreign policy
  • Duke of Buckingham
  • royal interference in Parl
    (forced loan)
  • Divine Right (response to Petition of Right)
53
Q

years that CI dissolves Parl?

A

1625, 1626, 1629, 1640

54
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why did CI dissolve Parl in 1625?

A

in response to refusal to grant lifelong T+P

55
Q

why did CI dissolve Parl in 1626?

A

to save Duke of Buckingham from impeachment

56
Q

why did CI dissolve Parl in 1629?

A

in response to the Three Resolutions