1. CH 5 SEC 5: PARLIAMENT LIMITS THE ENGLISH MONARCHY

2. Tudors to Stuarts
ELIZABETH HAD TROUBLE WITH PARLIAMENT NOT GIVING HER ENOUGH FUNDS – SHE LEFT A HUGE DEBT
1603 ELIZABETH DIES – NO HEIRS
HER COUSIN JAMES STUART, KING OF SCOTLAND

3. JAMES I ( )
HE WAS JAMES THE VI OF SCOTLAND AND WILL BECOME JAMES I OF ENGLAND
HE WAS CALVINIST AND HE UPSET PURITANS
1611 KING JAMES VERSION OF BIBLE
PURITANS WANTED TO REMOVE ALL CATHOLIC CEREMONIES
SPASTIC (SLOBBERED AND LOOKED LIKE A SLOB) HE WAS BRILLIANT. The first Stuart King

4. CHARLES I ( )
FORCED TO CALL PARLIAMENT AND ASK FOR MONEY
FORCED CHARLES I TO SIGN THE “PETITION OF RIGHTS”
CHARLES AND HIS WIFE HENRIETTA OF FRANCE –Charles who reigned form 1625 to 1649 was even more intransigent and brazen in dealings with Parliament and the Puritans than his father had been. Like his predecessor, he resorted to

5. PETITION OF RIGHTS – 1628 CHARLES I WOULD NOT:
IMPRISON WITHOUT DUE CAUSE
LEVY TAXES WITHOUT PARLIAMENT’S CONSENT
NOT HOUSE SOLIDERS IN PRIVATE HOMES
IMPOSE MARTIAL LAW IN PEACETIME

6. CHARLES I (1625-1649) PETITION OF RIGHTS
DISSOLVED PARLIAMENT BECAUSE HE DID NOT WANT TO ASK THEM TO RAISE TAXES
IMPRISONED HIS ENEMIES AFTER THEY PASS LAWS TO FURTHER LIMIT HIS POWER

7. THE ENGLISH CIVIL WAR (1642-1649) – TWO SIDES
CHARLES I – ROYALIST OR CAVALIERS
SUPPORTERS ARISTOCRACY, NOBLES, ANGLICAN CLERGY, AND CATHOLICS
OLIVER CROMWELL - ROUNDHEADS
SUPPORTERS – MIDDLE CLASS, SMALL LANDOWNERS, & PURITANS

8. THE ENGLISH CIVIL WAR (1642-1649)
CROMWELL’S NEW MODEL ARMY WINS
1649 – CHARLES I PUT ON TRIAL FOR TREASON, FIND HIM GUILTY, AND HAVE HIM BEHEADED
The execution of Charles I Charles was beheaded outside the Banqueting House , on Londn’s Whitehall on January 30, His last words were, “I am a martyr of the People” C

9. OLIVER CROMWELL (1649 –1658) STRONG WILLED, MILITARY DICTATOR
ABOLISHED THE MONARCHY
KILLED CATHOLICS
NO CHRISTMAS, NO DRINKING, NO FUN
Oliver Cromwell dissolves the Long Parliament in The Long Parliiament was the name given to the session which had been called by Charles I in Struggles between this body and the king led to the civil war two years later. Subsequently, the Parliament’s victorious New Model Army contested the power of Parliament, causing Cromwell to purge it in 1648 and rule with what remained, the “Rump Parliament”. Since he could not control it, he expelled its members in The army again stepped in and produced a new constistution which made Cromwell the Lord Protector and he ruled as virtual military dictator thereafter.

10. Results of the English Civil War
*It established the supremacy of Parliament over the King

11. THE RESTORTATION
PARLIAMENT ASK CHARLES II TO RULE AND HE AGREES
KNOWN AS THE RESTORATION
RESTORED THE MONARCHY BUT AS LIMITED CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY
The cornation of Charles II in Westminster Abbey H- 39 more

12. CHARLES II and JAMES II CHARLES II DIED WITHOUT AN HEIR
BROTHER, JAMES II TAKES POWER
JAMES II IS CATHOLIC AND HE SAYS HIS CATHOLIC KIDS WILL BE HIS HEIRS

13. English Turmoil
PARLIAMENT ASKED MARY, JAMES II’S DAUGHTER AND HER HUSBAND WILLIAM OF ORANGE TO RULE ENGLAND
G-116 william of orange

14. *GLORIOUS REVOLUTION 1688 WILLIAM AND MARY BRING A DUTCH ARMY
CAPTURE JAMES II SEND HIM TO FRANCE
THIS BLOODLESS REVOLUTION IS CALLED THE GLORIOUS REVOLUTION
PARLIAMENT AGREES TO JOINT RULE WITH MONARCH
Mary II

15. Results from Glorious Revolution
ENGLAND BECOMES A CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY
*MAGNA CARTA, GLORIOUS REVOLUTION, & JOHN LOCKE ALL CONTRIBUTED TO DEVELOPMENT OF LIMITED MONARCHY/PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY
*PRINCIPLES OF LIMITED GOV. STRENGTHENED

16. BILL OF RIGHTS - 1689 RULER COULD NOT: SUSPEND PARLIAMENT’S LAWS
LEVY TAXES WITHOUT PARL.’S CONSENT
INTEFERING WITH FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN PARLIAMENT
PUNISH FOR PETITIONING THE KING ABOUT GRIEVANCES
MADE CLEAR THE LIMITS ON KING’S POWER
PROVIDED THE BASIS OF INDIVIDUAL LIBERTY AND LIMITED GOVERNMENT
U. S. ADOPTS MANY OF THESE REFORMS
RIGHT OF HABEAS CORPUS – A DOCUMENT THAT PREVENTS AUTHORITIES FROM HOLDING A PERSON IN JAIL WITHOUT BEING CHARGED
A BILL OF RIGHTS GURANTEEING SUCH RIGHTS AS FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND FREEDOM OF WORSHIP
A STRONG LEGISLATURE AND STRONG EXCUTIVE, WHICH ACT AS CHECKS ON EACH OTHER
A CABINET, MADE UP OF HEADS OF DEPARMENTS SUCH AS DEPT. OF STATE, COMMERCE, EDUCATION ETC.
TWO DOMINANT POLITICAL PARTIES