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what was there still a fear of?
Catholicism and absolutism
What was the "Popish Plot" in 1678?
plan to assassinate Charles ii so James could take the throne
why was the popish plot significant?
it raised concerns over the growing power of the Crown and of James as a Catholic heir to the throne
what did Charles have to accept in 1678?
a second test act that excluded catholics from parliament
when was the first exclusion parliament?
March-May 1679
what were the aims of the first exclusion parliament?
tried to secure freedom and rights in the event of catholic succession
what were the 3 mains things the exclusion parliament brought in?
granted 200,000 to disband Charles army during peacetime, imprisonment had to have a justified legal reason
Charles promised that there would be limitations on a catholic monarch
what were the limitations Charles promised on a catholic monarch?
no church patronage
parliament were given more power in civil, legal and military offices
what were the methods to support the exclusion crisis?
petitions, pamphlets, processions, plots and prosecutions
when was the second exclusion parliament?
1680
what did parliament offer Charles if he accepted the exclusion bill?
2 million
what would parliament not do until Charles accepted the exclusion bill?
they wouldn't grant him any money
when was the Oxford parliament?
March 1681
what was the secret treaty in march 1681 ?
Charles made a deal with Louis XIV and secured 40,000 immediately and 115,000 annually for next three years if he didn't call parliament
what was the significance of the secret treaty?
Charles no longer relied on parliament for funds so he dissolved it
why the did the exclusion fail?
Charles made a deal with France,
there was wider support for Charles
the exclusion bill was too radical
who led the 1685 rebellions?
earl of argyll and Monmouth
what happened in the 1685 rebellions?
James defeated both and in return appointed catholics in powerful positions
when was James ii first parliament?
may 1685
what was James ii first parliament mainly made up of?
tories
how much did parliament grant James II annually?
2 million
how many troops did James II get given?
20,000
what did James II do with some of his troops?
he made 90 new catholic officers
example of James promoting Catholicism
he helped hales become free by removing judges from his case
what did James do to promote catholicism in Ireland?
he made a catholic earl of tyronconell his lieutenant and most of the army became catholic
what did James do to promote catholicism in Scotland?
he allowed private worship for catholics and quakers and made more toleration for them
what happened in the declaration of indulgence in June 1687?
presbyterians were allowed to worship privately and there was a relaxation on penal laws