| Hint | Answer |
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| Who landed in England in 1637 to resupply, much to the anger of protestants? | |
| Who was made Archbishop of Canterbury in 1632? | |
| What was the nickname of an apprentice who was dragged through the streets of london and whipped in 1637 for his opposition to the Caroline church? | |
| Name a secondary means of finance charles used | |
| How do post revisionist historians view the new archbishop? | |
| What did the prayer book rebellion evolve into, which eventually meant that charles had to recall parliament? | |
| Who did the increased centralisation and role of Wentworth anger the most? | |
| Name a member of the puritan network | |
| When did the prayer book rebellion happen? | |
| To the nearest 10%, how much did ship money make before 1638? | |
| Name one of the theologians who had their ears trimmed, fined and imprisoned for attacking church policy relating to altars in 1637 | |
| What do whig historians call the personal rule? | |
| What sect of christianity dominated Scotland? | |
| What did the anglican church publish in 1633 to anger the puritans? | |
| What did Charles allow in his court in 1632 which seriously angered the puritans? | |
| What legal case in 1637 shattered the use of ship money, in spite of charles winning? | |
| What ideology did the new archbishop champion? | |
| Who appeared to dominate the Caroline court ,in addition to the ideology of the new archbishop of cantervbury? | |
| How much did charles manage to increase crown revenue by during the personal rule | |
