Stuarts - Social

What was set up? and where was vegetables dug up?

What were Levellers? It was a nickname given to who?

Which two cities were larger than London in 1650?

When the status of traders advanced, number of merchants went from 30,000 to what?

Which group believed women right to speak in church? What act in 1650 allowed them to flourish?

In 1381, Wat Tylers army of peasants marched London demanding what? How many addressed concern?

What did Charles give to Liverpool in 1626 after it grew into a trading port?

After 4 months, they left, why? Where did communists emerge?

Did glass, brick making, iron and coal mining expand or fail?

What did they agree and where did funding come from?

When was the Marriage Act passed by the Barbones Parliament and what did it allow?

Levellers were influential through what? What were they identified by?

What did he demand?

Why were owners of small farms pushed out as a result of?

Bank was specifically made up of defence funding, what couldn't it lend? What was unearthed?

William Beverage in the Beverage report flagged up what 5 giants?

What was England the heart of?

When did they meet and what was it divided into?

When were the leaders of the Ranters in prison? What act effectively banned them?

Merchants wealthy landowners were able to buy land and were responsible for new foods such as?

What were the settled poor?

In June 1664, who arrived with 10,000 men to try and capture the castle?

Overseers of poor became what and were in charge of what?

What did the Adultery Act in 1650 mean? What did Charles II lift legal restrictions off of?

In which year did the city buy the castle? And whose side did they take?

In 1300 the population was between 4 -5 million, what was it cut back to?

What did True Levellers claim ownership of?

Who did John Locke work for? When did he return from Holland with Mary

When was Bacon's work revisited?

What did Charles issue and percentage of money allowed by overseers came from rural parishes?

What did exports include?

What was the average across the Stuart Era?

How many acres were devoted to growing crops and what types of crops?

What percentage of population of villages left to find work and what was the price inflation?

When did Isaac Newton send his first letters to the Royal Society? What was his concern?

In 1703, what was Newton elected as?

Who was Thomas Hobbes?

In 1066, what was the population

Where were the poor sent and of the expense of who?

The NHS in 1946 was the work of Health Minister ho?

Where did 3/4 of the population live and what part was uninhabited?

Who was he a leading proponent of?

What was the Royal Society and when was it formed?

Where was London the largest city?

What percentage took up jobs as servants and what two groups were the poor divided into?

In 1350, what percentage of the population was wiped out by the Black Death?

What was there the opening of? What did Bible teachings show women as?

Aristocrats began to inhabit where in 1625? What did Charles do in 1637?

Which city started to received imports from Europe, such as Olive Oil, Iron, Figs?

Rump Parliament used the fear of Ranters to do what?

Thomas Smith opened first provincial bank In Nottingham when? What was founded?

Katherine Chidley published pamphlet 1641, attacking who? What did Protestant reform close?

Levellers argued for a dominant what?

What was Brank a punishment for? What did the Civil War offer women?

A settlement certificate was issued to prove what? And what was the limit for help?

Where was it formally proposed in November 1660? When was it established?

What did the 1650 inflation result in and what did farms close to focus on?

Who were leaders interviewed by? and what insult did they perform?

Between 1534 and 1649, the Royal Authority was enhanced by what act?

Growth impacted rural economy, how much more grain between 1600 and 1680?

What act in 1662 suppressed views and what did Fox argue in 1676

What was Francis Bacons' experimental method?

When was the Elizabeth Poor Relief Act and what was it?

Who did Goldsmiths extend services to? As cheques developed what was gold in exchange for?

After the Restoration, who did the trade grow with?

Around 7% of the England Population lived in London, what did this increase to in 1700?

Why did the vagrant traditionally travel? There numbers were lower than settled poor, what?

In religion, what were women dictated by? What did the interregnum result in?

After Restoration wealthier parishes began to complain of what? What act did the Cavalier pass?

What else did he argue for?

What percentage of population outside London lived in towns? and how many inhabitants by 1700?

When were women allowed to speak in church? What did Protestantism do for women?

The Ranters were preachers who believed what?

In England around the time of 1520 - 1680, what was the population count?

Who did Science begin with and what did he question?

In 1650, the state relief stood at what amount?

When did immigrants arrive and what percent of the population did they make up in Norwich?

Why did Lord Falkland open his house at Great Tew in Oxfordshire to learned thinkers

When did Liverpool's first wet dock open and how many years did the expansion happen for?

What did Hobbes publish in 1651? What did he argue?