Слайд 2James I and the clash with Parliament
James I wanted absolute power when
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he inherited the throne from Queen Elizabeth
Elizabeth wanted absolute power too, but was better at flattering parliament to get her way
Always conflict between the royalty and parliament over $ - royalty wants $ for royal court and foreign wars
Слайд 3James I continued
Also annoyed people b/c he refused to make Puritan reforms
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(get rid of Catholic practices).
Hated when anyone told him what to do (sound familiar?)
Known for the King James bible – the Puritan translation of the old bible
Слайд 5Charles I
1625, James I dies and his son, Charles I, gets the
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throne
Always needed $ for war
When parliament denied $ requests, he dissolved parliament
1628, parliament gets back together and asks Charles to sign the Petition of Right
Слайд 6More of Charles I
The people hated the taxes (obviously)
Doesn’t he look like
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a pompous jerk?
Слайд 7English Civil War
Since Charles I ruled over Scotland AND England, there were
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several religions
Charles I wanted ONE religion – ended up in Civil War when the Scots rebelled
War cost $, so Charles needed Parliament. Parliament hated him and wanted to limit his power
Supporters of Charles I = Royalists
The opposition supports Parliament = Roundheads