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CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY The development of limited government in England In the 1600s

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Page 1: CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY The development of limited government in England In the 1600s

CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY

The development of limited government in England

In the 1600s

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Biggest Picture1600s

England creates (with much turmoil) a Constitutional Monarchy

(not an absolutist one).

Parliament & a limited Monarch will now rule England.

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Bigger Picture1603-1688

* Kings rule arbitrarily

* England’s King and Parliament duke it out for power. The King is Executed

* Parliament Rules with no king

* Kings are restored but cause more trouble

* Another king is ejected . . . but bloodlessly!

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* Stuart Monarchs 1603+

* England’s King and Parliament duke it out for power. The King is Killed

* Parliament Rules with no king

* Kings are restored but cause more trouble

* Another king is ejected . . . but bloodlessly!

Bigger Picture1603-1688

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Bigger Picture

* Stuart Monarchs 1603+

* The English Civil War

* Parliament Rules with no king

* Kings are restored but cause more trouble

* Another king is ejected . . . but bloodlessly!

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Bigger Picture

* Stuart Monarchs 1603+* The English Civil War* The Commonwealth / The Protectorate* Kings are restored but cause more trouble•Another king is ejected . . . but bloodlessly!•Blood isn’t good

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Bigger Picture

* Stuart Monarchs 1603+

* The English Civil War

* The Commonwealth / The Protectorate

* The Restoration Monarchs

* Another king is ejected . . . but bloodlessly!

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Bigger Picture

* Stuart Monarchs 1603+

* The English Civil War

* The Commonwealth / The Protectorate

* The Restoration Monarchs

* The Glorious Revolution 1688!

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The Big Picture* The Stuart Monarchs 1603+

– James I – Charles I

* The Civil War (Parliament vs Monarchy)

* The Commonwealth / The Protectorate

– Oliver Cromwell* The Restoration Monarchs

– Charles II– James II

* The Glorious Revolution 1688-89

– William & Mary

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Henry VII

James IV m. Margaret Henry VIII

James V Edward - Mary - Elisabeth

Mary Queen of Scots

James VI

STUARTS

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James I1603 - 1625

• Scottish!• Divine Right of Kings• Persecutes Puritans• Pro-Catholic Foreign

Policy!!

King James Bible

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James I1603 - 1625

• Scottish!• Divine Right of Kings• Persecutes Puritans• Pro-Catholic Foreign

Policy!!

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Who is this?

• George Villiers• The Duke of

Buckingham!!

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Guy Fawkes??

• Gunpowder Plot• 11/05/1605

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Charles I1625-1649

Why We Hate Him! - Arbitrary Rule

Habeas Corpus! - Parliament?

3 years? 11 years???

- War with Scotland!! Episcopal vs Presbytery

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The Civil War1640-1649

Parliament vs Charles IRoundheads CavaliersMiddle Class NoblesUrban South Rural

North

Parliament Wins!But a radical faction wins!Eject Opponents –

Rump Parliament Abolish the House of Lords

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Charles I Executed 1649

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The Commonwealth Oliver Cromwell! The New Model Army

REDUCES Rump Parliament (75) to the Barebones Parliament (40) (Praise-God Barebone)

GoalsA Virtuous Republic! Create Christian UtopiaSevere Moral Code

Crushes Political Opposition

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The Commonwealth

• No Catholic rituals in the church

• No newspapers• No Dancing• No Theater• Vices? horse racing,

gambling, bear baiting, fancy dress, cock fighting??

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The Commonwealth

“ The Puritan hated bear-baiting, not because it gave pain to the bear, but because it gave pleasure to the spectators.“

• Thomas Babington Macaulay (1800-1859)

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The Commonwealth Oliver Cromwell! Leader of the New Model Army

GoalsA Republic!Create Christian UtopiaSevere Moral Code

Crushes Political OppositionScots, Irish, Levelers, Diggers

DISOLVES PARLIAMENT!!

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The Protectorate

Oliver Cromwell Lord High Protector

1653 - 1658

?

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The Restoration Monarchs

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Charles II1630- (r. 1660 – 1685)

• Father killed in 1649• Fled to Sicily,

Holland, & France• King of the Scots 1651

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Charles II1630- (r. 1660 – 1685)

• Popular King• Secretly Catholic?• Accepts

– Magna Carta

– Petition of Rights

– Anglicanism

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JAMES II1633 (1685 – 1689)

Foolish

fearless Catholic

Divine Right

Absolutism

Hated, but …

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William & Mary

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New Wife? Son!

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The Immortal Seven

• The Earl of Danby

• The Earl of Shrewsbury

• The Earl of Devonshire

• The Viscount Lumley

• The Bishop of London

• Edward Russell

• Henry Sydney (the writer)

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The Glorious Revolution 1689

Constitutional Balance (unwritten)

• Bill of Rights!!

• Religious Tolerance for all protestants

• Act of Settlement– only Anglicans can inherit the Throne– Settle in America and start Baptist church