Personal Rule: Finance and Taxation (AQA A-Level History): Flashcards

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Personal Rule: Finance and Taxation
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Personal Rule period dates

1629-1640

Year Charles I balanced the annual budget

1637

Commission for Defective Titles established when?

1630

Revenue from Feudal Duties by 1635

£165,000

Ship Money: initial year & inland extension year

1634 coastal, 1636 inland

Ship Money annual revenue (1635-1640)

Approx. £107,000

John Hampden Ship Money test case year

1637

Historian who challenged Whig view of Ship Money opposition

J.P. Kenyon

Charles I's annual income rise during Personal Rule

£600,000 to nearly £900,000

Notorious monopoly scandal involving Catholic courtiers

'Popish Soap' affair

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