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When did James rise and fall from power?
1685-1688
What type of situation did James inherit?
Strong Stable and prosperous due to
Charles II created financial security
Control and support of boroughs
When did James Prorogue parliament?
When did he call it back ?
1685 November
Called back in FEB 1686
What majority was won in 1685?
Tory majority 1685
When was the Argyll Rebellion?
1685 May Scotland failed
When was the Monmouth rebellion?
1685 June failed
Monmouth rebellion how many initial supporters?
82
Monmouth supporters after 1 week?
7000
How many judges held up the right of James to powers of dispensation?
11/12
When were the bloody assizes?
How many executed?
Judge?
1685
250
Judge Jeffries
Godden vs Hales when?
1686 June
What was the Godden vs Hales case?
Officer (Catholic) accused of not taking the oath and sacrament by his own coachmen
James II used his powers of dispensation to purge the bench to gain a favourable result for Hales
What happened to the Earl of Rochester?
Removed from office after refusing to convert to Catholicism per request of James II
Why was the Bishop of London removed from his position?
For refusing to silence an anti-catholic preacher
When were the fellows of Magdalen college deprived?
1687
When was the first declaration of indulgence J?
April 1687
When was the second declaration of indulgence?
April 1688
When did James attempt to pack parliament?
1685
why did James attempt to pack parliament ?
Wanted to pact parliament with whigs
to gain support to repeal test act
to allow toleration for dissenters
then eventually Catholics
when found out the real reason for declaration fo indulgence
there was little to no support for this policy
= failure
what were the seven bishops arrested for and when were they acquitted?
Arrested for seditious liable after refusing to read the declaration of indulgence in services
Seven bishops found not guilty
June 1688
what was the High court commission?
When was it Established?
Gave James II unlimited control over ecclesiastical matters
July 1686
When was Charles James Stuart born?
June 1688
Why was the birth of James II son a possible catalyst of the glorious revolution?
Due to both parents being catholic = catholic heir = catholic king = threat = absolutism
What did the seven bishops become?
Martyrs contributed to anti-catholic sentiment and ideology that James II was an absolutist monarch
What did James have that made his rule stronger?
Standing army