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1642-1647
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Successor of Elizabeth
(says before I die she wants James to take over), in 1603 dies and never married, so no heirs to continue Tudor dynasty
Start of (James I)
Mary Stuart's son (James I) became King of England- started Stuart Dynasty in England
Reasons for civil war View of parliament
Elizabeth realize importance of work w/ parliament, James I did not believe he should be absolute monarch b/c divine right
Reasons for civil war Divine right of king
God chooses royal families to rule, James I didn’t listen to Parliament
Issues w/ parliament Authority
James I believe divine right + absolutism; Parliament feel king should be limited by Parliament
Issues w/ parliament Money
James I asks Parliament for $ to finance govt and lifestyle
Issues w/ parliament Religion
Puritans hate him b/c his son is going to be Catholic- fear there is a Catholic on the throne b/c Puritans are Protestants
Charles 1 Successor of
James I die in 1625 Charles I be king
Charles 1 Believed in
Charles is worse than James
Charles 1 Only called parliament when
Charles believe in divine right
Petition of rights Why created
Parliament mad at Charles I and no give him $ unless signed this in 1628
Petition of rights Key parts Jail
King can’t jail people without good reason
Petition of rights Key parts Taxes
King no make taxes without Par approval
Petition of rights Key parts Soldiers & housing
King no keep his soldiers in people’s homes and no use army to maintain order during peacetime
11 years Charles 1
Charles I was mad at Parliament and refused to call another Par for until needs money to end revolts in Ireland and Scotland
Charles 1 Revolts by
Ireland and Scotland
Charles 1 Civil War Sides
conflict between supporters of king, parliament grew so
Charles 1 Civil war sides
conflict between supporters of king, parliament grew so
Charles 1 Cavaliers
Royalists
Charles 1 Roundheads
Supports of Parliament, 5 yrs, found a strong leader of Oliver Cromwell likes parliament
Charles 1 Revolt Winner
round won 1st public execution
Charles 1 Beheading of
King
Charles 1 Commonwealth
After Civil War this was created, a type of govt w/ no king and Parliament rules
Charles 1 Commonwealth Leader of
Oliver Cromwell
Charles 1 Cromwell Used
didn’t sue democracy, became a military dictator
Charles 1 Cromwell Life in
Commonwealth is harsh b/c Cromwell + Puritans led, forced strict religious rules on people of England
Charles 1 Cromwell Illegal/Call for
-Go to theaters and sporting events, “merrymaking” and “amusement” were illegal
-citizens hated this and want to bring back king
Charles 1 Restoration
people tired of religious rule of Cromwell and Puritans, many want king
Charles 2, Nickname/Why
-1660 (Charles I’s son) become king of England
-“Merry Monarch”
-brought back theatres, sporting events, dancing and got along w/ Parliament
Charles 2 Parliament, Lessons learned,
-no threat Parliament authority
-Learned lessons from father and grandfather: no rule w/ Divine Right
Charles 2 habeas corpus
everyone guaranteed trial after arrest, cannot be in jail forever
Charles 2 Religion
Anglican was official religion but treated Puritans and Catholics equally
Charles 2 Constitutional monarchy
(Parliament strengthen Church of England, Anglicans attend universities, priests=Anglican church), constitutional monarchy based on Magna Carta and Petition of rights (guaranteed rights of people and limit king)
Charles 2 Problems Constitutional Monarchy
$ & secret agreement: Charles 2 need more $ than Parliament willing to give; make a secret agreement w/ Louis XIV FR to convert to Catholicism for $
Charles 2 Heir after Secret Agreement
Charles 2 no kids, when died, bro James 2 open-catholic brother be king (Parliaments fear)
Glorious Rev James Ignore and Par Worry
-Parliament’s religious laws, James appoint Catholics to govt and university positions
-throne go to James 2 son who was to be raised Catholic
William Orange From, Married, Encourage
-ruler of Netherlands
-James 2 daughter Mary
-invade and take over
Orange James Flee, Transfer Power
-go to FR when realized little support via England
-Peaceful transfer called Glorious Revolution
Orange and Mary (cont) Oath, Par Pass, Control
-They govern England people
-Bill of Rights
-Makes clear Parliament in control