1597 Parliament (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards
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Petition vs bill (1597 context)
Petition vs bill (1597 context)
Petition=request to monarch; bill=limits prerogative/changes law
MP who initiated 1597 monopolies debate
MP who initiated 1597 monopolies debate
Francis Moore (November 1597)
What were monopolies (1597)
What were monopolies (1597)
Exclusive Crown-granted rights for sole control of goods prod./sale
Three problems forming 1597 Parliament backdrop
Three problems forming 1597 Parliament backdrop
War with Spain, Tyrone's rebellion (Ireland), economic hardship
MPs' chosen approach to monopolies issue (1597)
MPs' chosen approach to monopolies issue (1597)
Petition to Elizabeth (not bill) - less confrontational
Elizabeth's promise to Commons (1597)
Elizabeth's promise to Commons (1597)
All monopoly licences would be examined
1597 Parliament's key significance
1597 Parliament's key significance
First time MPs openly criticised Elizabeth's policies
Taxation outcome in 1597 vs 1593
Taxation outcome in 1597 vs 1593
1597: much less opposition than 1593
What Elizabeth did after 1597 monopolies promise
What Elizabeth did after 1597 monopolies promise
Almost nothing; most patents not cancelled, new ones created
Result of broken 1597 promise by 1601
Result of broken 1597 promise by 1601
Commons' resentment grew; more extreme anger; most difficult reign