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SS9 English Civil War
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1
The majority of people put on trial for witchcraft were men over the age of 50.
False
True
2
Colonel Pride purged Parliament of members who were
sympathetic to the king
Puritans
opponents of the king
vegetarians
3
England became a dominant world power in the 1600's mainly because of it's
army
airforce
navy
singers from Britain's Got Talent
4
Charles II was a loyal and faithful husband.
True
False
5
Use picture to select correct answer.
All are correct
true
yup
for sure
6
Most Anglican Churches are ornately decorated, similar to Catholic Churches.
False
True
7
Who is this guy?
Jim Halpert
Michael Scott
Dwight Schrute
Bart Simpson
8
An act that stated only members of Anglican Church could hold political office or enter the professions.
Whigs
Blue Laws
Test Act
illegitimate son
9
In 1628 King Charles reluctantly signed the Petition of Right. He did not pay attention to it though.
True
False
10
The Bill of Rights 1689 made
declared religious toleration for all
created the Blue Laws
made Parliament stronger than the monarchy
the monarchy more powerful than Parliament
11
King Charles I was tried by Parliament for treason.
False
True
12
English kings 1215 - 1600's ruled within the provisions set out within the Magna Carta
True
False
13
Word meaning, to give up or renounce the throne
monarchy
quitter
propaganda
abdicate
14
Who did she have a crush on?
Mr. Bingley
Kermit
Gonzo
The Swedish Chef
15
John Locke stated that their is a 'social contract' whereby people give up some rights in exchange for peace and order
Not sure...Xander said this stuff wasn't on the test
true
false
maybe
16
The name given to Parliament after 'Pride's Purge'.
Rump Parliament
Long Parliament
A republic
Short Parliament
17
Life for most people in England greatly improved under Cromwell's rule.
True
False
18
Which best describes the relationship between Queen Elizabeth I and Parliament
The Queen recognized that consulting Parliament was necessary
The Queen ruled without consulting Parliament
The Queen often dissolved Parliament
The Queen outright banned Parliament
19
Charles II successor, James II, was openly Catholic.
False
True
20
The Anglican Church is Roman Catholic.
True
False
21
A king or queen who rules with unlimited powers.
constitutional monarchy
aristocracy
Protestants
absolute monarchy
22
Freedom of speech is unlimited in Canada today.
Not in room 121
false
Not sure...I was sleeping when we covered this
true
23
"The Merry Monarch"
James II
Charles II
Charles III
Charles I
24
Why was Charles II fairly popular?
he legalized sports
he legalized the theatre
he legalized Christmas
all are true
25
The Church of England is also known as the Anglican Church.
False
True
26
A gov't where the monarch's powers are limited by a constitution.
theocracy
constitutional monarchy
divine right
republic
27
King Charles I rarely quarrelled with Parliament.
False
True
28
Puritans enjoyed having a beer while playing soccer on Christmas.
False
True
29
Lord Protector of England
James II
Oliver Cromwell
Charles I
Charles II
30
Important docment signed in 1215 which stated kings had to rule lawfully.
Declaration of Independence
Magna Carta
Bill of Rights
Declaration of Rights of Man
31
A monarch believing that they derived their power from God. Their wishes were God's wishes.
Theocracy
Blue Laws
Divine Right
Absolute Monarch
32
Charles I created this in order to try and suppress opposition to his rule.
Court of Star Chamber
Court of Divine Right
Court of Divine Right
Blue Laws
33
During the 1600's the lower classes' diet consisted mainly of
fish and chips
imported French cheeses
barnyard animals
bread
34
The invention of the printing press made books more expensive in Europe.
True
False
35
Laws which banned Christmas, dancing, gambling, sports and theatre.
habeas corpus
Crown Jewels
Blasphemy Act
Blue Laws
36
Puritans strongly believed that their houses of worship should be ornately decorated.
False
True
