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Card 6
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Ship Money was a traditional tax used on coastal counties in times of national danger. In what year did Charles extend it to inland counties?
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Card 7
Front
In its first 3 years, Ship Money was extremely successful, despite complaints. What was the payment rate?
Back
Card 8
Front
Initially, how much money was Ship Money bringing in per year?
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Card 9
Front
Serious opposition emerged after the John Hampden case. What year did this take place?
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Card 10
Front
By 1639, Charles was also demanding Coat and Cloth money. What had the payment rate of Ship Money now fallen to?
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Card 11
Front
In what year was Laud appointed Archbishop of Canterbury?
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Card 12
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Which religious group had the King's support in the 1630s?
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Card 13
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What did Puritans Bastwick, Burton and Prynne criticise in the pamphlets they wrote?
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Card 14
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When was Thomas Wentworth sent to Ireland as Lord Deputy?
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Card 15
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How many times did King Charles I visit Scotland during Personal Rule?
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