When did the House of Commons refuse Charles Tonnage and Poundage?
1625
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When was the Cadiz expedition?
1625
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When was the forced loan?
1627
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When was the Five Knights Case?
1627
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What is the forced loan?
A forced tax to be collected from all tax payers, if refused, imprisoned, or conscripted into the navy.Non-Parliamentary. ILLEGAL
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What was the Five Knights Case?
1) Refused to pay forced loan, claimed it was illegal. 2) Thrown into prison. 3) Disallowed bail. 4) Imprisoned without cause.
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When was the La Rochelle expedition?
1627
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What was the aim of La Rochelle expedition?
Relieve Protestant Huguenots.
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When was the first dissolvement of Parliament?
1626
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When was Buckingham assassinated?
1628
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When was the petition of rights?
1628
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What were the regulations of the petition of rights?
An end to: 1) Non-Parliamentary taxes. 2) Imprisonment without cause. 3) Billeting of Soldiers. 4) Martial Law.
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When were the "Three Resolutions"?
1629
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What were the Three Resolutions?
1) Denouncement of Charles' Arminian Advisors. 2)Statement announcing that the levying of T&P unacceptable. 3)Those who paid T&P were labelled enemies of the Kingdom.
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Who issued the Three Resolutions?
John Eliot and Denzil Holles.
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When did Personal rule begin?
1629
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When did Charles make Peace with France?
1629.
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Habeas Corpus
A demand made by a prisoner to their custodian. When issued, Prisoner has the right to demand to know the reason for their detention in a court of law.
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What happened on the day of adjournment of Parliament?
Group of MP's demanded the passing of the Three Resolutions. When Speaker of HOC refused to delay adjournment, held him in his chair until resolutions passed.
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Who was the Duke of Buckingham?
George Villers, born into a minor gentry, a statesman who gained a close relationship with the King by helping him when he was lacking confidence in his ability to rule.
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When was the first Parliament called?
1625
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When is the second Parliament called?
1626
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When is the Third Parliament called?
1629
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Why was Buckingham believed to be the cause for dramatic collapse in trust between Charles and Parliament?
1) Failed Cadiz expedition. 2) Failed La Rochelle expedition. 3) Encouraged Charles to Marry Henrietta.
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Why did Charles have to impose the Billeting of Soldiers into civilian households?
He couldn't fund the upkeep of soldiers in a war with both Spain and France.
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What is Ship Money?
Collected money from towns near coasts and ports for the upkeep of naval ships.
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When was it introduced?
1628
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When did Charles go to war with Spain?
1625
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