Parliament of England

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The Parliament of England was the historic legislative body of the Kingdom of England, evolving from medieval councils into a bicameral institution that laid much of the foundation for modern parliamentary democracy before its replacement in 1707.

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Statements (57)

Predicate Object
instanceOf historical legislature
parliament
appliesToJurisdiction England
English overseas possessions (various periods)
Wales
chamber House of Commons
House of Lords
composedOf clergy
commons
nobility
constitutionalPrincipleDeveloped consent of the governed through representatives
limitation of royal prerogative
parliamentary sovereignty
constitutionalSignificance foundation of modern parliamentary democracy in the English-speaking world
country England
Kingdom of England
dissolutionCause Acts of Union 1707
dissolved 1707
hasMember burgesses
knights of the shire
lords spiritual
lords temporal
hasPart House of Commons of England
surface form: House of Commons

House of Lords
monarch
hasRole consent to legislation
lawmaking
redress of grievances
taxation approval
headOfGovernmentRoleCreated Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (evolved later from English parliamentary system)
historicalEra Early Modern period
surface form: Early modern period

Middle Ages
inception 13th century
languageOfWorkOrName Early Modern English
Latin
Middle English
legislativeBodyOf Kingdom of England
legislativeBranchOf English government
location London, England
surface form: London

City of Westminster
surface form: Westminster
meetsIn Palace of Westminster
predecessor Great Council of Mechelen
surface form: Great Council of the realm

Privy Council
surface form: Royal Council of England
religion Christianity (dominant context)
religiousAffiliation Church of England
surface form: Church of England (post-Reformation)

Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church (medieval period)
replacedBy Parliament of Great Britain
significantEvent Act of Settlement 1701
Act of Supremacy 1534
surface form: Acts of Supremacy

English Bill of Rights
surface form: Bill of Rights 1689

English Civil War period
English Reformation legislation
Glorious Revolution
surface form: Glorious Revolution 1688–1689

Long Parliament 1640
surface form: Long Parliament

Model Parliament of 1295
Petition of Right 1628
surface form: Petition of Right

Restoration of the monarchy
surface form: Restoration of the monarchy 1660

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Parliament of Great Britain precededBy Parliament of England
Robert Walpole representedIn Parliament of England
English Bill of Rights legislativeBody Parliament of England
English Bill of Rights strengthenedPowerOf Parliament of England
Defender of the Faith confirmedBy Parliament of England
New Model Army allegiance Parliament of England
New Model Army createdBy Parliament of England
this entity surface form: English Parliament
Petition of Right 1628 draftedBy Parliament of England
this entity surface form: English Parliament
Francis Drake parliamentaryBody Parliament of England
Westminster Confession of Faith commissionedBy Parliament of England
this entity surface form: English Parliament
British Parliament precededBy Parliament of England
Acts of Union 1707 legislativeBody Parliament of England
Acts of Union 1707 reorganized Parliament of England
James II of England opposedBy Parliament of England
this entity surface form: English Parliament
Act of Settlement 1701 placeOfEnactment Parliament of England
this entity surface form: Parliament of England at Westminster
Thomas Pitt (grandfather, Governor of Madras) representedIn Parliament of England
subject surface form: Thomas Pitt
Glorious Revolution involved Parliament of England
this entity surface form: English Parliament
Kingdom of England legislature Parliament of England
Irish Confederate Wars conflict Parliament of England
this entity surface form: English Parliamentarians
Irish Confederate Wars mainBelligerent Parliament of England
this entity surface form: English Parliament
Short Parliament 1640 legislativeBody Parliament of England
subject surface form: Short Parliament
Chapter House associatedWith Parliament of England
subject surface form: Chapter House, Westminster Abbey
this entity surface form: English Parliament
Westminster Assembly authorizedBy Parliament of England
this entity surface form: English Parliament
Habeas Corpus Act 1679 passedBy Parliament of England
Tory parliamentaryContext Parliament of England
Robert Pitt politicalAffiliation Parliament of England
The Statutes of the Realm coversJurisdiction Parliament of England
New Model Ordinance legislativeBody Parliament of England
Oliver Cromwell allegiance Parliament of England
Sir Thomas Fairfax allegiance Parliament of England
Battle of Preston (1648) belligerent Parliament of England
this entity surface form: English Parliamentarians
Parliament of Ireland influencedBy Parliament of England
Battle of Dunbar (1650) belligerent Parliament of England
this entity surface form: English Parliamentarians
Stuart notableConflictWith Parliament of England
this entity surface form: English Parliament
English Army allegiance Parliament of England
Henry Ireton allegiance Parliament of England
Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford opponent Parliament of England
this entity surface form: English Parliament
George Monck allegiance Parliament of England
George Monck parliamentaryBody Parliament of England
Act of Supremacy 1534 parliament Parliament of England
House of Commons of Great Britain precededBy Parliament of England
American colonial assemblies influencedBy Parliament of England
this entity surface form: English Parliament
Thomas Fairfax allegiance Parliament of England
Thomas Fairfax servedUnder Parliament of England
Westminster Shorter Catechism commissionedBy Parliament of England
this entity surface form: English Parliament
Westminster Larger Catechism commissionedBy Parliament of England
this entity surface form: English Parliament
Battle of Marston Moor hasParticipant Parliament of England
this entity surface form: English Parliamentarians
Robert Blake allegiance Parliament of England