The Reign of James I - Government and Finance 1603–24 (AQA A-Level History): Quizzes

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The Reign of James I - Government and Finance 1603–24
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By what year had James I abandoned hopes of creating a constitutional union between England & Scotland?

1607

What did 'live of his own' mean for a monarch during peacetime?

Finance govt via ordinary revenue

Approximately how much debt did James I inherit from Elizabeth I?

£100,000

How much annual income did the Great Contract propose to give the King?

£200,000

What crime were Robert Carr & his wife found guilty of in 1616?

Involvement in Overbury's murder

What position was George Villiers appointed to in 1614?

Cup-bearer to the King

By what percentage did Cranfield reduce the King's household expenses by 1620?

Over 50%

How much was Lord Chancellor Bacon fined when impeached in 1621?

£40,000

Which was a feudal right allowing the King to act as guardian for children of deceased tenants?

Wardship

What were the three significances of James's financial problems?

Structural flaws, relations, & rights

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