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why can't Henry VIII get a divorce with his wife?
because he is catholic, and he is married to catherine of aragon, the princess of spain
what was the problem for Henry VII?
he has a daughter named Mary instead of a son so he thinks she cant handle the job as the next ruler
what did the act of supremacy do?
give the power to the king, not the pope
what happens after the act of supremacy?
he marries ann boleyn and kills her
who ruled after henry?
edward and "bloody" mary, who restores eng. back to catholicism
1558 Elizabeth I (2)
-restores protestantism
-good relationship w/ par. but wont marry because she doesnt want to share power
James I of Scotland (5)
-king of scotland/england
-divine right
-$ problems- bad rela. w/ par
-persecutes puritans- great mig.
-legacy= bible- shakespeare
why did Charles I (1625) become unpopular?
because he wasnt catholic and he married a catholic girl
petition of right (1628) signed by Charles I (4)
king cant levy taxes w/o par. consent, imprison anyone w/o legal cause, force citizens to house soldiers, declare martial law unless emergency
result of petition of right
short parliament
1640 rebellion in scotland results (4)
1. ask par. for $
2. long parliament
3. par. agrees to help if charles calls par. every 3yr and king cant dismiss par. -charles agrees
when does the trouble begin when puritans gain seats in par? (2)
1. they dont want king to be able to appoint bishops in church
2. puritans want par. to be supreme power in eng.
parliament divides between who?
puritans (house of commons) and royalists (house of lords)
what is the result of puritans winning arguement?
they want charles to sign 19 propositions to make par. the main power
what is the result of the king arresting the commons?
english civil war- royalists vs. roundheads
result of english civil war (3)
1. oliver cromwell dismisses par. that doesnt agree w/ him
2. rump parliament
3. charles on trial for treason
date of death for charles
january 30, 1649- beheaded
england under cromwell (5)
- commonwealth
- no house of lords or monarchy
- "lord protector"
- levellers- voting by all men
- war w/ dutch
navigation act of 1651
says all goods that came into england must be on england ships or on ships from the country where the goods are coming from
result of war with dutch (3)
-navigation act of 1651
-english navy wins
-cromwell dismisses par.
restoration
returns dynasty to house of stuart
why is charles II invited to be the king again?
becuase it worked in the past
beliefs of charles II (4)
-religious toleration
-art
-let par. decide par.
-clarendon code
clarendon code
laws that made church of england the state religion
habeas corpus act of 1679
someone accused of a crime has a right to trial to see if there is enough evidence to arrest them
setbacks in england under charles II (2)
1. black plague 1665
2. fire in london 1666
James II (4)
-charles brother
- problem- 2nd marriage to catholic and has son- more power over daugter mary
-par. has to decide what to do
-absolute monarchy
who is James II daughter Mary married to?
William of Orange
What is Parliaments plan?
send a letter to william to invited him to invade and promises to support him not james- "glorious revolution
results of the letter to william (2)
-wm/mary sign english bill of rights and become rulers
-constitutional monarchy- kings power is limited by a cons.