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| Pregunta | Respuesta |
| Scotland/ Puritans | - Wanted to force conformity with the Church of England. Bishops were imposed in 1618. -The articles of Perth were not strictly enforced were deeply unpopular thus were never strictly imposed and the new prayer book that had been prepared in 1619 wasn't introduced. |
| Fears of Catholicism 1618-1625 | - The Howard family had pushed the Spanish Match from 1614. - Tolerance for Catholics was increasing - Relaxation of recusancy fines 1622-1623. - England failed to support the Protestant cause in Europe. |
| William Laud | - Refused role of cardinal in 1633 saying 'not with Rome as it is'. - Introduced the Prayer Book in England 1634 - Introduced a Prayer Book in Scotland 1637 - This instigated the Scottish National Convent and invasion of England (Bishop's Wars). |
| Henrietta Maria | - Had Catholic advisers who had access to Charles. - Parliament tried to impeach her (Five Members Coup 1642). - Came from France where they believed in a more autocratic (absolute) monarchy. |
| Parliament's views on the Charles I becoming an absolute monarch | - Attacked machinery of the Personal Rule in the first session of the Long Parliament 1640 - Destroyed the King's methods of collecting tax (impositions) - Triennial Act in Spring 1641 and Act of Perpetual Parliament in May 1641 demanded that Parliament should be held every three years. |
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