Attacks on Charles’ government (2)

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What was the Triennial act? (1641)

  • This was the first step of dismantling the prerogative courts

  • This stated that Parliament had to be called every 3 years

  • Also the long Parliament couldn’t be dissolved without their consent

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Why did Charles allow the dismantle of the prerogative govt?

Financial pressures forced him

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What were the Remedial measures? (May - August 1641)

  • Tonnage and poundage were given and to Charles and all other custom charges were banned

  • In July 1641, the courts were banned

  • In August 1641, ship money, forest law and knighthoods are outlawed

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What was the impact of the Remedial measures?

Charles had to be dependent on Parliament for money

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How did the Triennial Act and remedial measures cause fractions in relations?

It didn’t seem like Parliament wanted to set up a sustainable government. They wanted to share executive powers. Charles felt like junto were taking away his rights; some MPs thought this was radical (constitutional royalist)

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When were the 10 propositions?

June 1641

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Why were Parliament worried about Charles trip to Scotland?

They were worried Charles would raise an army in Scotland and reassert his power

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Why were the English army angry at parliament?

Parliament hadn’t paid them

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What did the 10 propositions say?

  • to postpone Charles trip

  • To dismiss the evil councillors

  • To give military control to “trusted” people

  • To dismiss the Catholic advisors in the court

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What was the impact of the 10 propositions?

Parliament couldn’t trust Charles and now they were trying to control his courts and his right to control the army

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How was Pym effective?

  • Pym had successfully manoeuvred and reduced Charles power;

  • he also managed to keep Parliament unified;

  • Pym also managed to pay off both the English and Scottish army through tax

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By 1640, how much had Parliament gave the Scottish army?

£230,000

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What were anti-Laudians initially petitioning for?

Removing the innovations and banning the episcopacy

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Why was ecclesiastical authority breaking down?

Laud was in prison

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Why did Pym want to keep the bishop?

To keep social order

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In May, what were there fears about?

That there would be a popish plot since Charles moved some troops to the South

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What did Charles do to cool down tensions?

  • Charles appointed Laud’s enemy, John Williams as the Archbishop of York

  • He also promised that Protestantism will be the main religion of England