Early Stuarts

In the early 17th century, the whole of Ireland is ______

• Protestant

• Catholic

• Presbyterian

As regards foregin affairs, James I always went for ________

• diplomacy

• war

Wars need ________ and English Kings were short of that.

English Kings had little coercive power because they didn't own a _________ ________ to push people.

Stuart kings relied heavily on ___________.

• Parliament

• their favourites

Stuarts believed that THEY had GIVEN Parliament rights whereas Parliament believed that those rights had been ______ through the centuries.

The Hampton Court conference was the first ______ _________ between puritans and bishops.