Church & Crown in England

1625 - Charles I; marries Henrietta Maria of France (Bourbon, RC)
1626-40 - stand-off with Parliament
1629-40 - Parliament dismissed
1633 - Wm. Laud, AB Canterbury
1637 - Anglican services imposed on Presbyterian Church of Scotland - uproar leads to National Covenant
1639-40 - Bishops' Wars in Scotland

1640 - Short Parliament, April 13 - May 5
     - Long Parliament begins in November
1641 - July, Act Regulating the Privie Council & removing the Court called the Star Chamber
1641 - December, Irish rebellion; Grand Remonstrance
1642-47 - First Civil War
1648-49 - Second Civil War
1648 - December, Rump Parliament (opponents of Cromwell removed by force of arms)
1649 - January, execution of Charles I
1649-53 - Commonwealth of England
1650-51 - Third Civil War

1660 - Restoration of Stuart monarchy

superstition
enthusiasm

Transubstantiation
Pentacost

Reformed (Calvinism)

• strict / Puritan
• moderate / Arminian

Synod of Dordrecht, 1614
Remonstrant

Erastianism (crown superior to Church)
Trinity
Socinianism
Deism
Unitarian

High Church
Latitudinarian (conformist)
Low Church
Dissenter (non-conformist)