Charles, Parliament and the Rule of Law (AQA A-Level History): Flashcards
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Forced loan
Forced loan
Ancient feudal right; loan rarely repaid; tax without consent
Five Knights Case (1627)
Five Knights Case (1627)
Challenge to King's imprisonment for refusing forced loan
Petition of Right (1628)
Petition of Right (1628)
Document demanding end to forced loans & 3 other practices
Sir Edward Coke
Sir Edward Coke
Lawyer who led Commons in drafting Petition of Right
4 practices in Petition of Right
4 practices in Petition of Right
Forced loans, no trial imprisonment, billeting, martial law
Why Charles kept Buckingham
Why Charles kept Buckingham
Personal loyalty & rejected Parliament dictating advisers
Tunnage and Poundage
Tunnage and Poundage
Tax Charles collected without parliamentary authorisation
Penalty for refusing forced loan
Penalty for refusing forced loan
Imprisonment or conscription into army
Petition of Right legal status
Petition of Right legal status
Carried force of law after Charles accepted it
Buckingham's death
Buckingham's death
Assassinated August 1628