Register now to access 7 million high quality study materials (What's Course Hero?) Course Hero is the premier provider of high quality online educational resources. With millions of study documents, online tutors, digital flashcards and free courseware, Course Hero is helping students learn more efficiently and effectively. Whether you're interested in exploring new subjects or mastering key topics for your next exam, Course Hero has the tools you need to achieve your goals.
4 Pages
Stuart England Lecture Outline
Course: HIS 1307, Spring 2009School: Baylor
Rating:
Word Count: 363
Document Preview
England 6/10/09 1 Stuart 2 Stuart England I. Early Stuart England 1. James I (1603-1625) -Puritan Response -Millenary Petition (1603) Hampton Court Conference 1604 "No bishop, no king" "Conform or I will harry you out of the land" "Shape up or ship out" 1. James I (cont.) Gunpowder Plot 1604 Guy Fawkes d. 1606 Guy Fawkes Day November 5 Guy Fawkes Day IV....
Unformatted Document Excerpt
Coursehero >> Texas >> Baylor >> HIS 1307Course Hero has millions of student submitted documents similar to the one
below including study guides, practice problems, reference materials, practice exams, textbook help and tutor support.
Course Hero has millions of student submitted documents similar to the one
below including study guides, practice problems, reference materials, practice exams, textbook help and tutor support.
England
6/10/09
1 Stuart 2
Stuart England I. Early Stuart England 1. James I (1603-1625) -Puritan Response -Millenary Petition (1603) Hampton Court Conference 1604 "No bishop, no king" "Conform or I will harry you out of the land" "Shape up or ship out" 1. James I (cont.) Gunpowder Plot 1604 Guy Fawkes d. 1606 Guy Fawkes Day November 5 Guy Fawkes Day IV. Early Stuart Reign 2. Charles I (1625-1649) IV. Early Stuart England 2. Charles I (1625-1649) -Differences between Tudors and Stuarts .[The king is] "the breathing image of God on earth... accountable to God...not bound to earthly laws." -Magna carta (1215) -Charles dissolved parliament I. English Civil War (Puritan Revolution) (1640-1649) 1. Long Parliament (1640-1649) -Charles Needs Money Three Acts (1641) 1. Impeached Archbishop Laud d. 1645 2. Triennial Act 3. Abolished House of Lords II. English Civil War (Puritan Revolution) (1640-1649) 3. Oliver Cromwell d. 1658 -Conversion 1629
3
4
5 6
7
8
9
1
Stuart England
9
6/10/09
10
11
12
3. Oliver Cromwell d. 1658 -Conversion 1629 -Parliament .1629-30 .1640 -New Model Army -Puritan Roundheads -Short Haired Liberals II. English Civil War (Puritan Revolution) (1640-1649) 4. Charles and the Royalists -Cavaliers -Long Haired Conservatives 5. Execution of Charles (1649) -Charles Fled -Captured -Tried -Execution III. Aftermath of the Civil War (the 1650s) 1. Commonwealth (1649-1653) 2. Protectorate (1653-1660) -Cromwell's Benevolent Dictatorship .Censored press theaters .Closed .Outlawed sports Cromwell's Benevolent Dictatorship Tolerated Baptists and other non-Anglicans 2. Protectorate (cont.) -Richard Cromwell (1658-1660) -Resentment -Calls for Restoration of Monarchy IV. The Restoration Monarchy (1660-1688) 1. Charles II (1660-1685) -Religious Uniformity -Persecution of Dissenters .Five Mile Act .Baptists, Quakers, Puritans, others IV. The Restoration Monarchy (1660-1688) 2. James II (1685-1688)
13
14
15
2
Stuart England
15
6/10/09
16
IV. The Restoration Monarchy (1660-1688) 2. James II (1685-1688) -Openly Catholic -Toleration -Tories .High Anglicans -Whigs .Low Anglicans V. The Glorious Revolution (1688) -James's Hoped for Alliance .Catholics, dissenters, non-conformists .Hoping for Catholic emancipation -Mary (James's daughter) .Protestant -William (of Orange)--Netherlands - James's son (1688) V. The Glorious Revolution (1688) -William's invasion (November 1688) -Anne .Went over to William -James's head commander .Went over to William -Skirmishes -James Flees -William and Mary VI. The Importance of Glorious Revolution (1688) -The King in Parliament .King could no longer .suspend laws .levy taxes .make royal appointments .maintain a standing army during peacetime without Parliament's permission. VI. The Importance of Glorious Revolution (1688) Parliamentary Supremacy The peoples' representatives rule American Revolution
17
18
19
3
Stuart England
19
6/10/09
The peoples' representatives rule American Revolution Inspired by Glorious Revolution
4
Find millions of documents on Course Hero - Study Guides, Lecture Notes, Reference Materials, Practice Exams and more.
Course Hero has millions of course specific materials providing students with the best way to expand
their education.
Below is a small sample set of documents:
Below is a small sample set of documents:
Baylor - HIS - 1307
Stuart England6/10/091Stuart England6/10/092Stuart England6/10/093Stuart England6/10/094Stuart England6/10/095Stuart England6/10/096Stuart England6/10/097Stuart England6/10/098Stuart England6/10/099Stuart England6/10/0910
Baylor - HIS - 1307
Stuart EnglandI. Early Stuart England1. James I (1603-1625) -Puritan Response -Millenary Petition (1603)Hampton Court Conference 1604 "No bishop, no king" "Conform or I will harry you out of the land" "Shape up or ship out"1. James I (cont.) Gunpowd
Baylor - HIS - 1307
I. Introduction On Being Western General SelfConsciousness The PreModern worldview Elements of the PreModern worldview. Historical Periods AncientMedieval (Middle Ages) Early Modern 15001715 Earliest to A.D. 500 Early-5001000 Late or High Midd
Baylor - HIS - 1307
6/30/09123Battle of Bordino, September 1812 !Russia-42,000 casualties out of 112,000 !France and allies-58,000 !September 14-Napoleon entered Moscow !Moscow deserted and burned !Alexander won't make peace !Napoleon has to retreat Retreat from Russia !
Baylor - HIS - 1307
Battle of Bordino, September 1812 Russia-42,000 casualties out of 112,000 France and allies-58,000 September 14-Napoleon entered Moscow Moscow deserted and burned Alexander won't make peace Napoleon has to retreatRetreat from Russia Russian troops ha
Baylor - HIS - 1307
The French Revolution Liberte! Egalite! Fraternite!V. The Revolt of the NobilityCharles Calonne 17831787 Replaced NeckerCalonne's MethodsLavish spendingGood for creditMore borrowing 653 million livres (17831789) Debt Service-1/2 of govt. revenues
Baylor - HIS - 1307
The Renaissance6/7/091The Renaissance6/7/092The Renaissance6/7/093The Renaissance6/7/094The Renaissance6/7/095The Renaissance6/7/096The Renaissance6/7/097The Renaissance6/7/098The Renaissance6/7/099The Renaissance6/7/0910The
Baylor - HIS - 1307
6/30/091 23The Peace of Versailles I. Introduction ! Charles Callan Tansill: ! "In the long list of American presidents there is no one who was a more sincere pacifist than the one who led us into war in April 1917." Woodrow Wilson (1913-1921) !Evangel
Baylor - HIS - 1307
The Peace of VersaillesI. Introduction Charles Callan Tansill: "In the long list of American presidents there is no one who was a more sincere pacifist than the one who led us into war in April 1917." Woodrow Wilson (19131921) Evangelical Christian
Baylor - HIS - 1307
World War II (1939-1945)I. Similarities and Differences with WWIBoth started with alliances Britain and France Germany and Central Europe Germany on Two Fronts Won by Grand Alliance (Allies) Unforseen and Unintended Consequences WWI-Russian Revolu
Baylor - HIS - 1307
6/30/091 23 4World War I (1914-1918) I. Introduction ! Who was At Fault? ! "A war no one wanted and everyone accepted." ! History's stupidest war. II. The Road to War (1870-1914) 1. Franco-Prussian War 1870-71 !Germans smashed the French !French desire
Baylor - HIS - 1307
World War I (1914-1918)I. Introduction Who was At Fault? "A war no one wanted and everyone accepted." History's stupidest war.II. The Road to War (1870-1914)1. Franco-Prussian War 1870-71 Germans smashed the French French desire revenge Germans ann
Baylor - HIS - 1307
Reds: Russia (19051939) I. Introduction1917-Cultural Literacy date First Marxist Revolution Importance for Cold War (19471989) Where we left Russia last time Peter the Great (16891725) Catherine the Great (17621796) westernizationHalfway Enlig
Baylor - MGMT - 3305
Chapter 10 The Nature of Work Groups and Teams10-12005 Prentice HallWhen Is A Group A Group?Two or more people who interact regularly* and whose purpose is to accomplish some shared goal or goals.InteractivityMutual Goal*Sociology definitions of gr
Baylor - MGMT - 3305
Chapter 11 Effective Work Groups and Teams11-12005 Prentice HallRunning Effective Meetings Know the purpose of your meeting beforehand. Make sure that all participants at these meetings have a reason to be there, and that they know what that reason is
Baylor - MGMT - 3305
Chapter 12 Leaders and Leadership12-12005 Prentice Hall1971 Titans Schedule: T.C. 19 HERNDON 0 T.C. 25 YORKTOWN 0 T.C. 26 HAYFIELD 7 T.C. 25 JEFFERSON 0 T.C. 21 MARSHALL 16 T.C. 29 GROVETON 0 T.C. 34 MADISON 0 T.C. 34 W & L 0 T.C. 27 WAKEFIELD 0 T.C. 2
Baylor - MGMT - 3305
Chapter 13 Power, Politics, Conflict, and Negotiation13-12005 Prentice HallThe Nature of Power and Politics Power Principal means of directing and controlling organizational goals and activities Ability to get others to do something they might not oth
Baylor - MGMT - 3305
Chapter 14 Communication in Organizations14-12005 Prentice HallWhat is Communication? Sharing of information with other people: meaning and understanding. Reaching of a common understanding Accuracy, not agreement14-2 2005 Prentice HallFunctions of
Baylor - MGMT - 3305
Chapter 15 Decision Making and Organizational Learning15-12005 Prentice HallWhat is Decision Making? The process by which members of an organization choose a specific course of action to respond to the opportunities and problems that confront themOpp
Baylor - MGMT - 3305
Chapter 16 Organizational Design and StructureDesigning Organizational Structure Organizational Structure: Formal system of task and job reporting relationships Organizational Design: Arrangement of tasks and job relationships that comprise the organiza
Baylor - MGMT - 3305
Chapter 17 Organizational Culture and Ethical Behavior17-12005 Prentice HallWhat is Organizational Culture? Set of shared values, beliefs, norms that influence the way employees think, feel, and behave towards each other and towards people outside the
Baylor - MGMT - 3305
Taking Responsibility for Protecting Employees Privacy1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.What does a company have a "right" to know? What do you think about polygraph exams? How about personality tests? Intelligence tests? Medical exams? Records and data banks?
Baylor - ECON - 3306
Baylor - ECON - 3306
Baylor - ECON - 3306
Baylor - ECON - 3306
Warning Concerning Copyright RestrictionsThe Copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyright material. Under certain conditions specified in the law, libraries and ar
Baylor - ECON - 3306
Warning Concerning Copyright RestrictionsThe Copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyright material. Under certain conditions specified in the law, libraries and ar
Baylor - ECON - 3306
Warning Concerning Copyright RestrictionsThe Copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyright material. Under certain conditions specified in the law, libraries and ar
Baylor - ECON - 3306
As Congress Considers SlashingCropSubsidies, Affluent IJrbanFarmers [JnderScrutiny ComeCity Slicker $ubsidies"That'soutrageous," Democratic Rep. I Carolyn Maloney saysof her NewYork I "st. o o i n t t o I l c o n s t i t u e n ti'e t fs u b s i d i e d
Baylor - ECON - 3306
FRIEDMAN'S LAW Nobel-prize-winning economist Milton Friedman has enunciated a social law which can be explained roughly as follows: Take a government program and write down its stated objectives. Next, write down the opposite of its stated objectives. The
Baylor - ECON - 3306
Prophet Freedom'sBy Enwrx J. FBulNnnJn. ,. It's hard to imagine now, but at one trme evenso ardent an anticommunist as Whittaker Chambers believed the West was on the losingside of history.If we didn't succumbto communism. certainlywe would be consumed b
Baylor - ECON - 3306
Warning Concerning Copyright RestrictionsThe Copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyright material. Under certain conditions specified in the law, libraries and ar
Baylor - ECON - 3306
Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America, Chapter 13: Government of the Democracy in America Communities as well as organic bodies are subject in their formation to certain fixed rules from which they cannot depart. They are composed of certain element
Baylor - ECON - 3306
Frank Talk About Mexifornia Victor Davis HansonVICTOR DAVIS HANSON, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and a fellow in California studies at the Claremont Institute, is a professor of classics at California State University, Fresno. He received hi
Baylor - ECON - 3306
Bryan on the Role of GovernmentWilliam Jennings Bryan US Presidential Candidate, 1896 "The Cross of NAIRU" Wall Street Journal, 20 June 1996, A18. A hundred years ago to the month William Jennings Bryan raged at William McKinley. Bryan's big line-"You sh
Baylor - ECON - 3306
Not Yours To GiveCol. David Crockett US Representative from Tennessee Edward Sylvester Ellis, The Life of Colonel David Crockett, Philadelphia: Porter & Coates, 1884. One day in the House of Representatives a bill was taken up appropriating money for the
Baylor - ECON - 3306
Grover ClevelandSecond Inaugural Address Saturday, March 4, 1893A light snowfall the night before the inauguration discouraged many spectators from attending President Cleveland's second inauguration. The Democrat had decisively defeated President Harri
Baylor - ECON - 3306
@capital Assurance GERichardC. Packard LTC Division SeniorVice President,13 Mr. Earl Srinols 110 4 G a l e n D r i v e 61821-6913 champaign, ILDear P1r. Grinols, As a responsible citizenr tou have paid taxes all your I s lrhy I think you have a right
Baylor - ECON - 3306
Bogus rightsBy Walter E. Williams Feb 8, 2006 Do people have a right to medical treatment whether or not they can pay? What about a right to food or decent housing? Would a U.S. Supreme Court justice hold that these are rights just like those enumerated
Baylor - ECON - 3306
Baylor - ECON - 3306
POLLOCK v. FARMERS' LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. No. 893. SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES 157 U.S. 429; 15 S. Ct. 673; 39 L. Ed. 759; 1895 U.S. LEXIS 2215; 3 A.F.T.R. (P-H) 2557Argued March 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 1895. April 8, 1895, DecidedMR. JUSTICE FIELD.
Baylor - BL - 3305
Agency LawAgency LawDefinition of Agencythe fiduciary relation which results from the manifestation of consent by one person to another that the other shall act in his behalf and subject to his control and consent by the other to so actAgency Law Nat
Baylor - BL - 3305
Bankruptcy LawBankruptcy LawChapters 7, 11, and 13Eligibility of DebtorCommencement of Bankruptcy Case 1. Voluntary v. Involuntary 2. Order for ReliefBankruptcy LawAutomatic StayRole and Capacity of Trustee (Powers of Avoidance)Proof of ClaimBank
Baylor - BL - 3305
ConsiderationRules Relating to ConsiderationTwo Basic Requirements of Consideration Legal Sufficiency Bargainedfor ExchangeLegal SufficiencyRules Relating to ConsiderationUnilateral v. Bilateral Contracts Moral Obligations Adequacy of Consideration
Baylor - BL - 3305
Contract RemediesContract RemediesRemedyDamages: Compensatory Damages A party sustains and proves injury The injured party is arising directly from the loss of the compensated for the loss bargain. of the bargain Special circumstances, which the The i
Baylor - BL - 3305
Contracts in WritingStatute of FraudsBest Practices Rule under the Statute of Frauds Terminology Within the statute Outside the statute Statute of Frauds is a defense to enforcement of some contractsUniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA) Electron
Baylor - BL - 3305
Contractual CapacityContractual CapacityMinors Voidable contract Right to disaffirm Duty upon disaffirmance Misrepresentation of age Liability for necessaries Ratification (Express/Implied) Parents' liabilityContractual CapacityIntoxicated persons
Baylor - BL - 3305
IllegalityLegalityContracts Contrary to Statute Usurious contracts Gambling Contracts in violation of licensing statutesRegulatory Statute Revenue Statute Contracts to commit a crime Resale price maintenance contractsCase StudyEarthWeb, Inc. v. S
Baylor - BL - 3305
Contract LawLaw Governing ContractsGeneral Contract Law (Common Law)Contracts other than Contracts for the Sale of GoodsUCC Article 2Contracts for the Sale of GoodsRequirements of a ContractMutual Assent Consideration Legality CapacityCase StudyS
Baylor - BL - 3305
Mutual AssentMutual AssentObjective theory Offer RequirementsSerious objective intent Preliminary Negotiations (Bids) Advertisements Auctions Definite terms Contract Law v. Sales Law Open Terms Output and Requirement Contracts CommunicationCase Study
Baylor - BL - 3305
CHAPTER 9 INTRODUCTION TO CONTRACTS CONTRACT binding agreement that the courts will enforce TWO SOURCES OF LAW: COMMON LAW (STATE) governs contracts for services, employment, real estate, patents, copyrights, insurances, (anything except sale of goods) UC
Baylor - BL - 3305
CHAPTER 15 CONTRACTS IN WRITING General Rule: Contracts within the Statute of Frauds must be evidenced by a writing to be enforceable and must be signed by the party you are seeking to hold liable on the contract. Terminology: "within the statute" must be
Baylor - BL - 3305
Performance, Breach, and Discharge of ContractsPerformance, Breach, and Discharge of ContractsDischarge by Operation of Conditions Definition Types of conditionsConditions precedent Conditions subsequent Concurrent conditionsExpress and implied cond
Baylor - BL - 3305
Practice Questions for Test 2 Chapter 9 Introduction to ContractsTrue/False _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1. General contract law governs all contracts except contracts for the sale of goods which are governed by Article 2 of the UCC. 2. The difference between an expres
Baylor - BL - 3305
Practice Questions for Test 3 Chapter 15 Contract in WritingTrue/False _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1. All contracts do not have to be in writing to be enforceable. 2. A number of courts have used the doctrine of promissory estoppel to enforce oral contracts even t
Baylor - BL - 3305
Third Parties to ContractsThird Party RightsPrivity of Contract Assignment of Rights Definition transfer of rights Assignee can enforce the contract against obligor Assignee takes only those rights that assignor had Assignee's rights are subject to de
Baylor - HIS - 1307
HIS 1307 Review for 3rd (Final) ExamFormat of exam: Part I (15 points): Reverse Identifications I will provide the description/definition, and you provide the name/event/term/place, etc. NO word bank on the exam of 12 reverse ids, you choose 10 to answer
Baylor - HIS - 1307
Oregon State - OC - OC 679
Evolution and Human Behavior 26 (2005) 10 46Ecological dominance, social competition, and coalitionary arms races: Why humans evolved extraordinary intelligenceMark V. Flinna,b,*, David C. Gearyb, Carol V. Warda,ca Department of Anthropology, Universit
Niagara College - ENGL - 1133
Niagara College - ENGL - 1133