Please enable JavaScript.

Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.

Charles I 1600-1649 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Parliament demanded
        
        Laud arrested
        
        Strafford executed
        
        Ship Money abolished
        
        Regular Parliaments
        
        Control over the army
      - Charles refused
  - - - ,
        
        Edgehill (1642) – indecisive
        
        Marston Moor (1644) – Parliament victory
        
        New Model Army formed (1645) – disciplined, professional
        
        Naseby (1645) – decisive Parliament victory
        
        Charles surrendered in 164
- - - - No taxation without Parliament
      - No imprisonment without trial
      - No forced loans
      - No billeting of soldiers in homes
- - - - Raised money through Ship Money (very unpopular)
      - Enforced strict religious changes
      - Relied heavily on Archbishop William Laud
      - Relied heavily on William Laud
- - - - He refused to recognise the court.
      - Executed on 30 January 1649 outside Banqueting House, London.
      - England became a republic under Oliver Cromwell.
- - - - More ceremony
      - Decorated churches
      - Altars moved
      - Strict discipline
    - - Anger
      - Fear
      - Resistance
      - Emigration to America (Puritans leaving England)