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1621-25 James IDate Trade Issues Monopoly Money issues Recusant
Issues
Parliament
Issues Privilege Issues
1621 There was a James had James made it Parliament pressed Parliament drew up a
serious trade granted more clear that over a for them to be PROTESTATION
depression from and more million pounds persecuted more which asserted its
1620. Exports of monopolies and would be needed vigorously but rights. ⅓rd of the 470
cloth fell, there rising prices in a to send an army to James did not want members signed it,
was widespread time of Europe, so the to disrupt his James rejected this
unemployment economic Commons voted negotiations with and dissolved
and this was downturn. two subsidies, Spain. parliament in
worsened by Sir Giles about £140,000 for December. Tore the
harvest failure in Mompesson was general purposes protestation out of
1621. impeached (put and insisted the the House of
on trial) as a money was to be Commons Records.
The disruption of result of an assessed as usual
foreign markets outcry. by neighbours.
by the outbreak People were not This would reduce
of war was happy. its value to the king
probably to even further.
blame.
1624 Trade still You could no James wanted Worried about James told
patchy due to longer have a £780,000 for war. catholic threat Parliament that
the Thirty years monopoly as Parliament granted foreign policy
war ( European an individual, less than he asked James managed to decisions were up to
Religious war you had to be a for but only for the stop some the king.
between company. defence of complaints by asking
Protestants and (legislation England securing parliament how best
Catholics) passed to end Ireland, helping the he could defend the
the granting of Dutch and on the church from Popery
monopolies to Navy. This was to
individuals) be done under the
SUPERVISION of
Parliamentary
commision.
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