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was a proclamation wherin Charles II of England made known the conditions of his acceptance of the crown of England which he was to accept, or resume, later in the same year. The declaration cemented the terms of the English Restoration after the Commonwealth period.
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Declaration of Breda
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5 Statues aim at reestablishing Church of England
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Clarendon Code
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Implements provisions of Declaration of Breda
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Charles II
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All civilian officials and military officers must take communion IAW C of E rites and specifically deny transubstantiation
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Test Act
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-secret treaty with Louis XIV
-Charles to receive money -Charles to make England Catholic nation -Charles also to adopt pro-French foreign policy |
Treaty of Dover
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-fabulous liar
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Titus Oates
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-Parliaments attempt to thwart catholic conspiracy by baring james from throne in the event that Charles is murdered or dies mysteriously
-Parliament attempts on several occasions to pass law, each time Charles II disbands parliament |
Exclusions Bill
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Married to Anne Hyde
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James II
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Mary of Modena gives birth to James III Protestant allegations of “warming pan baby” – he is not the legitimate son of james II. On the day mary was giving birth, under the bed was a baby in a warming pan.
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warming pan baby
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Failed attempt by Charles II’s illegitimate son to seize throne
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Monmouth Rebellion
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-Protestant invited William and Mary to invade England
-William of Orange invades -James II army fades away -Glorious Revolution AKA bloodless revolution |
Glorious Revolution AKA Revolution of 1688
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-Parliamentary supremacy
King in parliament |
Bill (declaration) of rights
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-Habeas Corpus
-english king cannot be catholic, or marry a catholic |
Bill (declaration) of rights
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-Annual bill that empowers military officers to discipline soldiers/sailors during peacetime
-leads to annual meetings of parliament |
Mutiny Act
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-extends religious toleration to all protestant groups
-denies toleration to catholics, jews and Unitarians. |
Toleration Act
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-unifies England and Scotland
-official name now united kingdom |
Act of Union
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Who establishes Act of union
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Anne II
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