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6. Serious opposition emerged after the John Hampden case. What year did this take place?
7. The Distraint of Knighthood applied to all men with a yearly income of over what?
8. When did Personal Rule begin?
9. What did Puritans Bastwick, Burton and Prynne criticise in the pamphlets they wrote?
- Traditional hierarchy
- Laud and his bishops
- The monarchy
- Charles' Catholic tendencies
10. How many individuals were fined for having failed to present themselves at Charles' coronation to be knighted?
- 15,000
- 9,000
- 27,000
- 8,000
11. How much money did the Distraint of Knighthood fines bring in?
- 170,000
- 160,000
- 29,000
- 68,000
12. What was the best known and most profitable source of additional income?
- Recusancy fines
- Ship Money
- Wardships
- The revival of certain monopolies
13. Forest Fines were another source of income. The boundaries of the royal forests were declared to be those of which century?
14. When was Thomas Wentworth sent to Ireland as Lord Deputy?
15. 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?
16. Which of these was NOT an effect of the attempted imposition of Laudian reform in Scotland?
- Opponents of the Prayer Book formed a National Covenant to resist the changes
- Scotland was brought into line with England's religious policies
- Riots broke out in churches where the new Prayer Book was used
- Led to the Bishops Wars
17. In which year did Personal Rule end?
18. By 1639, Charles was also demanding Coat and Cloth money. What had the payment rate of Ship Money now fallen to?
19. In which year did Charles announce that a new Prayer Book was to be used in Scotland?
20. How many years did Charles rule without the help of Parliament?
