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09 Jan, 15:11:07
- Who was James I?
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A King of England and Scotland who ruled from 1603 to 1625.
- When did James I come to the throne?
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1603
- What religion did James I practice?
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Protestantism.
- What was James I’s style of rule?
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Absolute monarchy.
- What books did James I write?
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‘The True Law of Free Monarchies’ and ‘Counterblaste to Tobacco’
- What accomplishment did James I make to the country?
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He united England and Scotland into the Kingdom of Great Britain.
- What was James I’s foreign policy strategy?
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He tried to reduce English involvement in foreign policy and conflict.
- Who was James I’s wife?
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Anne of Denmark.
- What language did James I primarily speak?
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Latin.
- How many children did James I have?
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Seven.
- Did James I believe in religious tolerance?
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Yes, he believed in limited religious tolerance.
- What was James I’s relationship with the Parliament?
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It was strained, as James I attempted to rule over Parliament.
- Did James I introduce new laws or reforms?
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Yes, he made some laws and reforms for improving the justice system.
- Did James I believe in a divine right to rule?
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Yes, he believed he was appointed by God to be king.
- What was James I’s relationship with the Catholic Church?
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He was opposed to Catholicism and sought to suppress it during his reign.
- How did James I attempt to stop the spread of Catholicism?
- He passed the 1604 Act of Abjuration, which made it illegal for English Catholics to practice their faith publicly.
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