Kings and Parliaments, 1603–29 (AQA A-Level History): Flashcards

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The Reign of James I - Religious Policies and Parliament Relations
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Recusancy

Refusal to attend Anglican services regularly

Gunpowder Plot year

1605

Hampton Court Conference outcome (1604)

James rejected Puritan reform proposals

Richard Bancroft's role (1604)

Archbishop of Canterbury, enforced strict rules

George Abbot's approach (1611)

More moderate Archbishop, tactful with Puritans

Episcopal system

Government by bishops, favoured by James

Commons Apology (1604)

Assertion of parliamentary rights

'The True Law of Free Monarchies' published

1598

Anglo-Scottish union outcome (1605-07)

Failed due to English anti-Scottish prejudice

Impropriation

Collection of tithes taken over by lay patrons

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