PETITION OF RIGHTS
Montāžas Teksta
- TAXES!
- 30 YEARS WAR
- ...I WANT TO AKE PART IN THAT TOO
- HELLO GUYS CAN YOU LEND ME MONEY?
- In 1625 Charles the 1st came to the throne, following the absolutist tendencies of his father, James the 1st, continuing to impose taxes without parliamentary approval
- OK, BUT...
- RIGHTS
- OF
- PETITION
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- OH MAN...
- Then the king decided to participate in the 30 years war in support of the Protestant front
- -Not to impose taxes without the consent of the parliament
- -Abolish the use of martial law
- -Abolish arrests without motivation
- -Rights were granted to the people
- -Reconfirmation of the rights enshrined in the Magna Charter
- YAY!
- So Charles found himself forced to convene parliament to finance military expeditions
- NO MORE RIGHTS FOR YOU!
- UOHOO!
- I AGREE
- _____________________
- In 1628 the parliament consented to the financing, but addressed a series of requests to Charles called the Petition of Rights
- The Petition of Rights established that: Therefore the petition of rights was a constitutional act as it placed limits on the power of the king, who was placed under the surveillance of parliament
- Charles was forced to accept the requests, but after the assassination of the Duke of Buckingham, he regained all powers and dissolved parliament.
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