The English Monarchy in 1603 (AQA A-Level History): Flashcards

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The English Monarchy in 1603
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James I of England was previously king of...

Scotland (as James VI)

Two key Tudor developments by 1603

Population growth & religious divisions

King-in-Parliament concept

Monarch governing through Parliament

Highest form of English law

Statute (Act of Parliament)

Patronage system

Influence system: wealth/office for loyalty & support

Retaining practice

Nobles keeping private military forces

Privy Council

Select group of advisers chosen & trusted by monarch

Political nation

Those able to exercise political power & influence

3 factors expanding Parliament's role (1500s)

Economic needs, Reformation, political awareness

Yeomen

Independent farmers owning & working their own land

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