Year 12 Knowledge Test 1 Flashcards

1
Q

In what year did Buckingham travel to Spain?

A

1623

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2
Q

Give one feature of puritanism

A

Purify church, plain churches and emphasis on prayer and bible study

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3
Q

Give one feature of Anglicanism

A

Moderate protestantism, established by religious settlement, a comprimise church

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4
Q

Give one feature of arminianism

A

beautification of churches, a more ‘catholic’ form of protestantism

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5
Q

Name a prominent Arminian from the 1620s

A

William Laud

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6
Q

what was the york house conference

A

a religious debate focussed on arminianism

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7
Q

Name charles’ brother in law, who was exiled from his lands in 1620

A

Frederick of the Palatinate

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8
Q

Give one reason why the cadiz expedition was a disaster

A

Poor/old ships, soldiers got drunk, not enough food and water on board and untrained troops

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9
Q

GIve one reason why Charles and Henrietta Maria’s marriage did not get off to a good start

A

she was cold and sulky/ unhappy and homesick, didn’t speak much english, spent all her time with her french ladies in waiting

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10
Q

give one reason why the marriage improved at the end of the 1620s

A

death of buckingham, ladies-in-waiting sent home

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11
Q

In which year did charles declare war on france

A

1627

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12
Q

what did charles 1 parliament only allow him to collect for a year

A

tonnage and poundage

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13
Q

who declared in parliament, following the failure at cadiz, ‘our ships are sunk, our men perished, not by the enemy…but by those we trust’?

A

Edward Coke

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14
Q

Give one reason why war was starting to become a source of resentment to the people of england by 1628

A

Billeting of troops, martial law, financial burden (ship money/forced loan), impressment (conscription)

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15
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What social classs had to pay the forced loan?

A

All of them

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16
Q

Give one reason why the forced loan created resentment

A

Seen as an illegal tax not approved by parliament

17
Q

Name 2 things demanded by the petition of right

A

No more forced loans; no imprisonment without trial; no more billeting; an end to martial law

18
Q

How many subsidies/ how much money did Parliament offer to grant Charles if he signed the Petition of RIght?

A

£280,000 or five subsidies

19
Q

Who assassinated Buckingham on 23rd August 1628?

A

John Felton

20
Q

Give one way in which the assassination of Buckingham could have solved a problem of Charles’

A

Opened up his court, other routes of patronage, better relationship with Parliament with removal of Buckingham

21
Q

Give the title of the king’s messenger, who was sent to close down Parliament in 1629

A

Black rod

22
Q

Who read out the three resolutions

A

Denzil Holles

23
Q

What two concerns did Parliament express in the three resolutions of 1629

A

Arminianism and Tonnage & Poundage