Late Charles I

Cards (43)

  • Who was the main opposition during the Long Parliament?
    Pym's Junto including Pym and Hampden
  • Which Councillors were impeached in November 1640?
    Laud and Strafford
  • When was the Triennial Act passed?
    February 1641
  • What did the Triennial Act mean?
    The King had to call Parliament every 3 years, and if he didn't they could meet anyway
  • What did the Opposition pass in order to behead Strafford?
    An Act of Attainder
  • When was the Act of Attainder passed?
    April 1641
  • What did Pym 'reveal' in order to pass the Act of Attainder
    The First Army Plot, a supposed plot by Catholic army officers to release Strafford and disolve Parliamant by force
  • When were Prerogative Courts abolished?
    June 1641
  • When was Ship money declared illegal?

    August 1641
  • When were the Court of High Commision and Star Court banned?

    August 1641
  • What are examples of demands in the Ten Propositions?
    -Parliament had the right to approve his advisors
    -Charles should make peace with Scotland
  • When was the Grand Remonstrance?
    November 1641
  • What did the Grand Remonstrance do?
    Listed all of the faults made by the King since 1625 and stated he couldn't be trusted to lead an army
  • Which bill alienated moderates within Parliament
    The Militia Bill
  • What rumours were spread in January 1642?
    That Parliament was attempting to impeach Henrietta Maria
  • When did Charles I storm the House of Commons?
    4th January 1642
  • What was one main proposal in the Nineteen propositions?
    Parliament was to oversee the education of Charles' children
  • What was passed in May 1641?
    Act Against Forcible Dissolution, however only applied to the current sitting parliament
  • When was the Scotland Settlement proposed?
    1646
  • What were the terms of the Scottish Settlement?
    Scotland would help Charles if he allowed the Scottish Kirk to remain Presbytarian
  • When were the Newcastle Propositions?
    July 1646
  • How long would Parliament nominate key officials to state?
    20 years
  • How long would Parliament control the militia?
    20 years
  • How long would a trial Presbytarian church be enacted?
    For 3 years with episcopacy removed
  • How many royalists were to be punished for their role in the Civil war?
    58
  • What was Charles forced to sign?
    The Covenant (Peace agreement with Scotland)
  • When was the Heads of Proposals presented?
    July 1647
  • How long would the NMA appoint key officers of state for?
    10 years
  • How long would the NMA control militia
    10 years
  • How many royalists would be punished under NMA?
    7
  • What would happen to the Triennial Act?
    It would become Biennial
  • When did England pay Scotland for custody of Charles?
    January 1647
  • Where was Charles held until May 1647?

    Holmby House in Northamptonshire
  • When did Parliament vote to hold no more negotiations with Charles?
    January 1648
  • When was the Engagement signed by Charles?
    26th December 1647
  • What did The Engagement say?
    Scotland would help Charles to reclaim the throne and in return a Presbytarian Church would be enacted
  • When was Pride's Purge?
    5th December 1648
  • How many MPs were excluded from Parliament after Pride's Purge?
    186
  • How many MPs were left in Parliament after Pride's Purge?
    240
  • How many MPs were present during Charles' trial?
    71