The Emergence of Court and Country ‘Parties’, 1667–78 (AQA A-Level History): Quizzes

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The Emergence of Court and Country 'Parties', 1667–78
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What did the CABAL acronym represent during 1667-1674?

Five ministers' surnames initial letters

How much did Louis XIV agree to pay Charles II annually in the Secret Treaty of Dover?

£225,000

What was France's population compared to England's in the mid-17th century?

20 million vs 4.5 million

When did James, Duke of York, publicly confirm his Catholic conversion?

Easter 1673 by refusing Anglican rites

Which treaty ended the Dutch War in July 1678?

Treaty of Nijmegen

What position did William of Orange gain in 1672?

Stadtholder

What slogan became a common criticism of royal policy by 1673?

France, Popery and Absolutism

What was the Stop of the Exchequer in January 1672?

Suspension of loan repayments for 1 year

How did Danby build support for the Crown in Parliament?

Through patronage - bribes and offices

Which MPs formed the hard core of Country opposition by 1674?

Coventry, Cavendish, Russell, Meres

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