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Timeline Flashcards

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1603

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James IV of Scotland became James I of England and Ireland

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1604

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Hampton Court Conference

Treaty of London ends war with Spain

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1605

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Gunpowder Plot

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1608

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Cecil appointed Lord Treasurer

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5
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1610

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Failure of the great contract

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1611

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Abbott becomes archbishop Canterbury

Authorised Version of the Bible is published

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1614

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Cockayne Project

Addled parliament

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1616

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Emergence of Buckingham as James I favourite

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1618

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Outbreak of the Thirty Years War

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1619

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Buckingham appointed Lord High Admiral

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1621

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Lionel Cranfield appointed Lord Treasurer

James I tears protestation out of Commons Journal

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1623

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Prince Charles and Buckingham go on the Madrid trip

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13
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1624

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Monopolies Act

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1625

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Charles Crowned King and marries Henrietta Maria

Buckingham’s unsuccessful trip to Cadiz

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1626

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Forced Loans

York House conference

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1627

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Charles declared war on France
Five Knights Case
Buckingham’s failed La Rochelle expedition

17
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1628

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Assassination of Buckingham

Petition of Rights

18
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1629

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Treaty of Susa ends war with France

Food riots

19
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1630

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Treaty of Madrid ends war with Spain

20
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1633

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William Laud made Archbishop of Canterbury

21
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1635

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Extension of ship money as National rate

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1637

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Outbreak of Scottish Rebellion- the start of the civil wars

Trial of Prynne, Burton and Bastwick

23
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1638

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Hampden case ends

24
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1639-40

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The Scottish Rebellion opposing Charles imposition of Laudianism

25
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1640

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13th April- 5th May:Parliament recalled - short parliament

December:Root and Branch Petition

26
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1640-42

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Wentworth’s Impeachment

27
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1641

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Reaction in Scotland
15th Feb: Triennial Act
March: Wentworth’s trial & Bill of Attainder
3rd May: London Crowd, Protestant Oath, Army Plot
12th May: Wentworth’s Execution
24 June: Ten Propositions
October: The Incident
23rd Nov: The Grand Remonstrance
7th Dec: The militia Bill
23rd Dec: The kings answer to the petition accompanying the grand remonstrance

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1641-42

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October: Irish Rebellion

29
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1642

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Outbreak of the Civil war

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