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Monarchy and Parliament Summary for AQA AS/A level History Stuart Britain
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AQA Stuart History, A summary introduction to Monarchy, Parliament and Government in the Stuart period, Consists of short precise and detailed bullet points, ready for expanding into an essay.

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  • September 26, 2022
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1. Monarch and Parliament 1603-1629


Key Points

 Power- wealth came from land ownership and agriculture
 Influence at court- favourites + get close to the king
 Religion - Church of England- compulsory for everyone to go to
church
 Gentry- Knights for monarch, do not work, train all the time, inherit
status, above ordinary people
 Inheritance and Providence- God’s choice- things happen because
God has made them happen
 Great Chain of Being - your status cannot change or be altered e.g
the King




Political Nation
 Monarchy - King or Queen - Head of State- Sovereign
 Aristocracy - Highest class in society
 Gentry- Monarchs personal Knights
 Emerging merchants, lawyers and professionals - (Middle/Upper
class)




Monarchy in 1600’s
 Head of political system
 Royal Prerogative :declare war and peace, make alliances with other
countries (royal marriage), dynasties, appointing officials e.g judges
 Controlled policies e.g taxes (Charles 1st- ship money)
 Appointed privy council - there to advise monarch
 Role of favourites - kept close friends to help advise in parliament
 Role of Lord Chancellor- in charge of Judiciary

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