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James and Parliament

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History AS (Crown, Parliament and Authority) (James I) Mind Map on James and Parliament, created by Katie Difford on 12/04/2013.

Mind Map by Katie Difford, updated more than 1 year ago

	Created by Katie Difford about 11 years ago

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James and Parliament

James's Attitude to Parliament
1. Should obey him
2. Wants them to know their place
3. Useful, but shouldn't be opposing him
  1. Goodwin vs Fortesque, compromise
Evidence that the First Parliament was/wasn't a Success for James
1. Bates Case 1606
  1. Money
  2. Ordinary and absolute power
2. Compromise
  1. Goodwin vs Fortesque
  2. Spoke about disputes
3. Had to face Elizabeth's legacy
4. House of Commons apology
  1. Didn't give it to him
Evidence that Parliament Successfully Asserted their Priveleges
1. Goodwin vs Fortesque
2. Shirley Case
3. Couldn't challenge religion

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