Charles 1 and Religion
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- Created on: 30-03-15 12:47
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- Charles 1 Religion
- 1625-9
- 1625
- Act of revocation: Crown reclaimed church land that had been given to the Scottish elite since 1540- this would worry Scots- land could be used for Catholic church making it powerful and wealthy.
- 1626
- On the day of the dissolution of the 1626 P- C issued a proclamation supporting the Arminian's and attacking the Puritans.
- 1627
- Sibthorpes sermon: An Arminian minister, preached that to resist paying the forced loan to the King was against God's will.
- 1628
- Laud appointed as Archbishop of London: Charles suspended Abbott and Laud took his place- very influential (promoted Arminian's)
- 1625
- Personal Rule 1629-40
- 1632
- City of London fined for failing to push forward the planation of Ulster
- 1633
- Laud is made Archbishop of Canterbury
- Book of sports is re-issued by Laud
- Announcement of Bishopric in Edinburgh. Ministers would work for a Bishop of Edinburgh. Turned St Giles into a cathedral- powerful.
- 1636
- Canons: In prep for prayer book and bishopric- C imposed new cannons e.g. ban placed on improvised prayer.
- 1637
- Famous case of Burton, Bastwick, and Prynne. Ears chopped off
- Introduction of Scottish prayer book. Caused Uproar!
- 1638
- Scottish National Covenant: Petition rejecting cannons and prayer book.
- It was vague enough for everyone to sign it- as it did not specifically outlaw bishops.
- C saw it as open rebellion- prepared for war
- It was vague enough for everyone to sign it- as it did not specifically outlaw bishops.
- Scotland prepares for war!
- Scottish National Covenant: Petition rejecting cannons and prayer book.
- 1639
- The first Bishops war
- 1640
- Second Bishops war- ended with the Treaty of Ripon
- 1632
- 1640-2
- 1641
- Root and Branch petition: Called for the abolition of Bishops. Many MPs did not like Laudian bishops but did not want to see them abolished. Divided the commons.
- 1641
- 1625-9
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