How Successful was the Personal Rule of 1629–37? (AQA A-Level History): Quizzes

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How Successful was the Personal Rule of 1629–37?
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When did Charles I begin his Personal Rule by deciding to rule without Parliament?

1629

What earlier tax policy was Ship Money compared to in terms of revolutionary impact?

James I's impositions 1606-1608

What style did Charles seek at his royal court, unlike his predecessors?

Dignified formality

What two things did Charles NOT create that would suggest absolutist ambitions?

Standing army & salaried officials

How did Lucy Hutchinson describe Charles I's personal character?

Temperate, chaste and serious

How did Charles envision himself as a monarch?

Reserved, dignified, aloof, chaste

What did many Protestants, particularly Puritans, believe the Pope represented?

Anti-Christ and devil's instrument

What rumour circulated about Archbishop Laud that alarmed Protestants?

Pope offered him cardinal's hat

What dangerous combination characterized Charles's personality?

Naivety and determination

How did Charles's beliefs differ from his temperament?

Not autocrat by belief, but in temper

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