1.3.2 Charles I's Personal Rule

• What event did the breakdown in relations between Charles I and Parliament during his Personal Rule lead to?

  English Civil War
• Charles I's desire for an absolute monarchy was a key cause of his conflict with Parliament.
• Archbishop Laud's religious reforms aimed to suppress Puritanism.
• The breakdown in relations between Charles I and Parliament ultimately led to the outbreak of the English Civil War in 1642
• The Ship Money tax, levied by Charles I, was initially intended to fund the navy
• What were the two financial policies introduced by Charles I that challenged parliamentary control?

  Ship Money and Forced Loan
• Conflict with Parliament over religious and financial issues was a reason for Charles I's Personal Rule.


  True
• The Forced Loan imposed by Charles I was approved by Parliament.

  False
• What was the ultimate outcome of Charles I's Personal Rule?

  English Civil War
• Match the event with its significance during Charles I's Personal Rule:

  Dissolution of Parliament (1629) ↔️ Ended Parliament's role in governing

  Ship Money (1634-1640) ↔️ Funded the navy without approval

  Scottish Prayer Book Riots (1637) ↔️ Protest against religious reforms

  Laud's Reforms (1633-1640) ↔️ Angered Puritans with religious changes
• Order the key areas affected by Charles I's Personal Rule:

  1️⃣ Financial Policies

  2️⃣ Religious Tensions

  3️⃣ Political Relationships
• Charles I's Personal Rule lasted from 1629 to 1640.
• Key events during Charles I's Personal Rule in chronological order:

  1️⃣ Dissolution of Parliament (1629)

  2️⃣ Forced Loan (1626-1628)

  3️⃣ Ship Money (1634-1640)

  4️⃣ Laud's Reforms (1633-1640)

  5️⃣ Scottish Prayer Book Riots (1637)
• The Scottish Prayer Book Riots were triggered by the imposition of a new Anglican Prayer Book.


  True
• Charles I's desire for absolute monarchy was influenced by other European monarchs


  True
• Archbishop Laud's religious reforms aimed to suppress dissenting religious groups

  True
• The Laud's Reforms aimed to impose uniform Anglican practices


  True
• What was the purpose of Ship Money levied by Charles I?

  Fund the navy
• What period does Charles I's Personal Rule refer to?

  1629 to 1640
• What was the Forced Loan imposed by Charles I during his Personal Rule?

  A tax without approval