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  • If Charles was attempting to establish an a……. m……., contemporaries seem to have been unaware of it.​

  • Across the country, the d………. of p……… provoked little reaction.​

  • The first few years of the P……. R… seem to have been remarkably …. and o…….​

  • Charles devoted many hours to the daily business of government and meeting regularly with a P…. C…..l led by two efficient administrators:​

  1. W…… L…, who became Archbishop of Canterbury

  2. T….. W…….., later L… s……...​

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absolute monarchy

dissolution parliament

personal rule

calm

orderly

privy council

william laud

thomas wentworth

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when was the treaty of madrid and what did it do? Annual spending decreased from £? 1615-29 to less than £? in 1630s.​

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1630

ended war with spain

500,000 to 70,000

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  • If Charles was attempting to establish an a……. m……., contemporaries seem to have been unaware of it.​

  • Across the country, the d………. of p……… provoked little reaction.​

  • The first few years of the P……. R… seem to have been remarkably …. and o…….​

  • Charles devoted many hours to the daily business of government and meeting regularly with a P…. C…..l led by two efficient administrators:​

  1. W…… L…, who became Archbishop of Canterbury

  2. T….. W…….., later L… s……...​

absolute monarchy

dissolution parliament

personal rule

calm

orderly

privy council

william laud

thomas wentworth

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when was the treaty of madrid and what did it do? Annual spending decreased from £? 1615-29 to less than £? in 1630s.​

1630

ended war with spain

500,000 to 70,000

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what were forest fines and how much did it raise

fines for building on/encroaching on royal forests.

£40,000

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when was the soap monopoly

1634

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Distraint of Knighthood

all those with land over £40 per annum were expected to be knighted by the monarch. If they had failed to present themselves at Charles’ coronation they were fined.

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how much was raised through distraint of knighthood and how many were fined

£174,000

9000

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Annual Ship Money - Traditional in the first year (?). Inland in ? and annual by ?. A parliamentary subsidy was worth about ? whereas Ship Money gave Charles an average of ? annually.​

1634

1635

1636

£70,000

£200,000

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Promotion of …….. religion under …. – lots of church ritual, church decoration, statues & colour (“ …… .. ……..”), altar moved to the (?) end of the church (like in a ……. church) 

Arminian

Laud

Beauty of Holiness

east

catholic

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The Queen

maintained her own Catholic chapel and Catholic clergy

Charles I actively welcomed to court and ambassador of the Pope

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What happened to those who attempted to speak out

were quickly silenced by action from the Privy Council and Prerogative Courts.