Republican Rule 1649 – 53 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryBritish monarchy - Tudors and StuartsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: EllieCreated on: 05-04-14 15:51 Radical religious groupings: - 1 of 30 1653 Thomas Harrison persuades Cromwell to set up the Nominated Parliament 2 of 30 The establishment of the Rump and Commonwealth: - 3 of 30 6 Feb 1649 House of Lords abolished 4 of 30 7 Feb 1649 Monarchy officially abolished 5 of 30 March 1649 Lilburne arrested 6 of 30 May 1649 Leveller troops crushed at Burford by Cromwell and Fairfax 7 of 30 19 May 1649 Commonwealth established 8 of 30 Aug 1649 Cromwell lands in Ireland 9 of 30 1649 Lilburne writes ‘England’s New Chains discovered’ 10 of 30 Sep 1649 Act limiting freedom of the press 11 of 30 2 Jan 1650 Engagement Act introduced 12 of 30 July 1650 Militia Act 13 of 30 Aug 1650 Blasphemy Act introduced 14 of 30 Sep 1650 ended compulsory attendance of church 15 of 30 1650 legal proceedings would be in English rather than Latin 16 of 30 Sep 1650 Battle at Dunbar 17 of 30 1651 Scotland incorporated into the Commonwealth of England 18 of 30 1651 First Navigation Act 19 of 30 24 Feb 1652 Act of Pardon and Oblivion 20 of 30 May 1652 Dutch War erupts after a naval engagement between Blake and Von Tromp 21 of 30 The failures of the Rump and Cromwell’s reason for its dissolution: - 22 of 30 May 1650 Adultery Act 23 of 30 Aug 1650 Blasphemy Act introduced 24 of 30 Winter 1652 – 33 Cromwell secures a date for the Rump to dissolve itself (Nov ’63) 25 of 30 April 1653 Cromwell discovers the Rump planned to dissolve itself and its own committee to judge elections 26 of 30 20 April 1653 Cromwell dissolves the Rump 27 of 30 The Parliament of Saints: creation, failures and removal - 28 of 30 4 July 1653 Creation of the Parliament of Saints 29 of 30 12 Dec 1653 Moderates outvote radicals to hand power back to Cromwell 30 of 30
Edexcel A level history option 1C, Britain 1625-1701: conflict, revolution and settlement. The quest for political stability (Cromwell) 4.5 / 5 based on 7 ratings
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