Personal Rule: Organisation and Administration (AQA A-Level History): Flashcards
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Administrative centre of Charles I's government
Administrative centre of Charles I's government
Privy Council
Charles I's two main advisers during Personal Rule
Charles I's two main advisers during Personal Rule
Sir Thomas Wentworth and William Laud
Nickname for Wentworth & Laud's governance approach
Nickname for Wentworth & Laud's governance approach
'Thorough' - comprehensive approach
1631 instructions issued to JPs for local government
1631 instructions issued to JPs for local government
Books of Orders (314 books)
Laud's phrase expressing his vision for churches
Laud's phrase expressing his vision for churches
'The beauty of holiness'
Who became Secretary of State in 1632?
Who became Secretary of State in 1632?
Francis Windebanke (Laud's nominee)
Bishop appointed Lord Treasurer in 1635
Bishop appointed Lord Treasurer in 1635
William Juxon, Bishop of London
Year prerogative courts were abolished
Year prerogative courts were abolished
1641 (not restored in 1660)
When did Books of Orders efficiency start declining?
When did Books of Orders efficiency start declining?
1635 (JPs began collecting Ship Money)
Charles I's wife who had political influence
Charles I's wife who had political influence
Henrietta Maria