Dates

• 1627


  Prayer book introduced in scotland, St Giles Cathedral
• 1628


  Buckingham is executed
• 1629


  Personal rule begins
• 1633 


  Laud becomes archbishop of canterbury
• 1635


  Ship Money becomes a national tax
• 1638


  The start of the bishops war and charges has insufficient funds so has to call parliament
• 1640 


  August, Scots invade charles, who agrees to pay £850 a day.
• 1640


  Decemeber, Root and Branch petition is enacted which is 15,000 puritans calling for dissolving of episopacy
• 1641


  Bill of Attainder, Militia Bill, Grand Remonstrance
• 1642


  January, Attack on the five members and shows kings distrust

  July, Parliament raises an army with earl of essex
• 1645


  new model army established
• 1646


  Charles surrenders in oxford

  The newcastle propositions
• 1648


  Prides purge. 48 mps are arrested

  Second Civil war
• 1649


  Charles executed on the 30th of jan 1649

  Rump Parliament is formed
• 1653


  Rump parliament is dissolved and the instrument of government enacted

  Nominated assembly ended due to fifth monarchists afterwards

  End of NMA

  permittal of civil marriage
• 1647


  Heads of Proposals strengthens power of parliament

  Charles secretly discusses with scot’s for Scottish army

  Putney Debates
• 1656


  October, James Nayler emulates christ going into jerusalem
• 1657


  Humble petition and advice, Cromwell refuses the title of king
• 1655 


  Major generals introduced, 11 Districts, 200 ale houses closed by Worsley in lancashire

  Penruddock uprising
• 1658 


  Cromwell death and succession by richard cromwell
• 1664


  Triennial act and Conventicle act
• 1661


  corporation act
• 1662

  Quaker Act
• 1665


  five mile act
• 1662 


  act of uniformity
• Declaration of indulgence

  1662-1672
• Exclusion bills

  1679,80,81
• 1668


  James I Declares himself as catholic
• 1672


  Stop of the exchequer
• 1674


  Test act, refused by James the DoU
• 1670


  Treaty of Dover
• 1683


  Rye house plot, 12 executed

  Plot to kill Charles and James by the duke of Monmouth
• 1685


  Death of Charles
• 1686 


  Gidden Vs Hales
• 1687 


  James second declaration of indulgence, first in 1686
• 1660


  Declaration of Breda by Charles and advised by general monck
• 1689


  Toleration Act, allowed freedom of worship and no transubstantiation
• 1689 


  Toleration Act - Dissenters could worship freely in licensed meeting houses with open doors