English Civil War

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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

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Start of (James I)

Mary Stuart's son (James I) became King of England- started Stuart Dynasty in England

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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

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Reasons for civil war Divine right of king

God chooses royal families to rule, James I didn’t listen to Parliament

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Issues w/ parliament Authority

James I believe divine right + absolutism; Parliament feel king should be limited by Parliament

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Issues w/ parliament Money

James I asks Parliament for $ to finance govt and lifestyle

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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

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Charles 1 Successor of

James I die in 1625 Charles I be king

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Charles 1 Believed in

Charles is worse than James

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Charles 1 Only called parliament when

Charles believe in divine right

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Petition of rights Why created

Parliament mad at Charles I and no give him $ unless signed this in 1628

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Petition of rights Key parts Jail

King can’t jail people without good reason

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Petition of rights Key parts Taxes

King no make taxes without Par approval

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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

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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

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Charles 1 Revolts by

Ireland and Scotland

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Charles 1 Civil War Sides

conflict between supporters of king, parliament grew so

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Charles 1 Civil war sides

conflict between supporters of king, parliament grew so

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Charles 1 Cavaliers

Royalists

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Charles 1 Roundheads

Supports of Parliament, 5 yrs, found a strong leader of Oliver Cromwell likes parliament

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Charles 1 Revolt Winner

round won 1st public execution

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Charles 1 Beheading of

King

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Charles 1 Commonwealth

After Civil War this was created, a type of govt w/ no king and Parliament rules

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Charles 1 Commonwealth Leader of

Oliver Cromwell

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Charles 1 Cromwell Used

didn’t sue democracy, became a military dictator

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Charles 1 Cromwell Life in

Commonwealth is harsh b/c Cromwell + Puritans led, forced strict religious rules on people of England

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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

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Charles 1 Restoration

people tired of religious rule of Cromwell and Puritans, many want king

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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

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Charles 2 Parliament, Lessons learned, 

-no threat Parliament authority

-Learned lessons from father and grandfather: no rule w/ Divine Right 

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Charles 2 habeas corpus

everyone guaranteed trial after arrest, cannot be in jail forever

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Charles 2 Religion

Anglican was official religion but treated Puritans and Catholics equally

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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)

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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 $

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Charles 2 Heir after Secret Agreement

Charles 2 no kids, when died, bro James 2 open-catholic brother be king (Parliaments fear)

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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

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William Orange From, Married, Encourage

-ruler of Netherlands

-James 2 daughter Mary

-invade and take over

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Orange James Flee, Transfer Power

-go to FR when realized little support via England

-Peaceful transfer called Glorious Revolution

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Orange and Mary (cont) Oath, Par Pass, Control

-They govern England people

-Bill of Rights

-Makes clear Parliament in control