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Causes of the Civil War 1640-42
Causes of the Civil War 1640-42
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Contextual information relating to the causes of the English Civil War
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Where did Charles controversially enter in theory launching a military coup?
House of Commons
House of Lords
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Laud and Strafford were the advisors most closely associated with Thorough.
False
True
3
Which wasn't a law put through parliament by Pym?
Ship money is illegal
Tonnage and Poundage removed
Court of wards abolished
Forest Boundaries reverted to 1623
4
What did Pym issue when he realised he couldn't impeach Strafford?
Habeus Corpus Writ
Act of Attainder
Arrest warrant
Act of God
5
Who lead the constitutional royalists in parliament?
Pym
Smythe
Hyde
Eliot
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The triennial act of 1641 allowed parliament to call and dismiss itself.
False
True
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What instrument did parliament use to raise troops?
Militia Ordinance
5 Knights
Commission of Array
Nineteen propositions
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What did Pym use to drive his reforms forward?
Threat of a Jewish conspiracy
Threat of a civil war
Threat of a Catholic conspiracy
Threat of a Spanish conspiracy
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How many propositions did Pym put forward?
10
12
5
8
10
The Grand Remonstrance helped unify the Anti-Court Consensus?
False
True
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Who
wasnt
targeted by the anti-court consensus?
Strafford
Finch and Windibank
Pym
Laud
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What was the policy of carrying out the kings will without regard for the law called?
Remonstrance
Impeachment
Thorough
Attainder
13
What was supposed to be abolished under the Root and Branch Petition?
Abolish the Monarchy
Abolish Bishops
Abolish Parliament
Abolish starwars 1,2,3
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Which rebellion claimed to be acting in Charles' name?
Scottish
Irish
Welsh
Extinction
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What was the main charge of impeachment against Strafford?
Executing Pym illegal
trying to create a military dictatorship with Irish troops
Invading Scotland
stealing £40,000 from the Earl of Cork