Timeline (AQA A-Level History): Flashcards
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Union of the Crowns (1603) status
Union of the Crowns (1603) status
Personal union only; separate parliaments & legal systems
James I's declaration at Hampton Court (1604)
James I's declaration at Hampton Court (1604)
'No bishop, no king' - linking episcopacy to royal authority
Bates' Case (1606) ruling
Bates' Case (1606) ruling
Crown could levy customs duties without parliamentary consent
Great Contract (1610) proposal
Great Contract (1610) proposal
Exchange feudal revenues for £200,000 annual grant
Addled Parliament (1614) duration
Addled Parliament (1614) duration
Two months, no legislation passed
Year Buckingham emerged as James I's favourite
Year Buckingham emerged as James I's favourite
1615
Tonnage & poundage granted to Charles I (1625)
Tonnage & poundage granted to Charles I (1625)
One year only, not for life (broke tradition)
Forced Loan (1626) amount raised
Forced Loan (1626) amount raised
£240,000 (equivalent to five parliamentary subsidies)
Petition of Right (1628) key prohibitions
Petition of Right (1628) key prohibitions
No tax w/o consent, arbitrary arrest, billeting, martial law
Personal Rule duration (from 1629)
Personal Rule duration (from 1629)
Eleven years without Parliament