The Growth Of Popular Radicalism 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryBritish monarchy - Tudors and StuartsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Joebarlow_10Created on: 20-02-19 14:46 How did Neutralising the Laud happen and when did it happen? They Knocked him out as a threat by locking him in the tower December 1640. 1 of 8 Was abolition of prerogative courts a threat? No 2 of 8 What happened with the collapse of thorough? Religious Reforms had not been properly enforced and therefore radicalism could grow. 3 of 8 What did the release of prisoners like Prynne mean? It gave people their voices back. 4 of 8 Who were the Puritan Network? An organised group who were a connected and organised opposition to the King. 5 of 8 What was the collapse of censorship? King's power had eroded. 6 of 8 How does popular Radicalism connect to Politics in 1640? Parliament began to nurture the London Mob to up the pressure on the King. They were easily mobilised into Religious reform. 7 of 8 How did Charles I respond to the Grand Remonstrance? The King's way to regain support was Religion. He distanced himself from Archbishop Laud. In 1641 he promoted several Bishops and appointed more. 8 of 8
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