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Charles I and the Civil War
Charles I and the Civil War
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1
Naseby is in which county?
Leicestershire
Rutland
Northamptonshire
Bedfordshire
2
Could the King afford to raise another army after the Battle of Naseby
Yes
No
3
Who was Charles I father?
James VII
Henry V
Edward I
James I
4
When Charles was prisoner did he escape?
Yes
No
5
What was the decisive battle of the English Civil War?
Naseby
Edghill
Newbury
Marston Moor
6
When did the Civil War start?
July 1640
August 1642
November 1625
January 1645
7
What was the Roundhead army called?
The Musketeers
The Trusted Army
The Old Model Army
The New Model Army
8
Which of these is an argument for putting the King on trial?
Which court would try a King?
The King cannot be trusted
He was chosen by God
England cannot survive without a King
9
Did Parliament like the way the King was running the country?
No
Yes
10
What was the tax that Charles introduced that the people did not like?
Coast tax
Grain Tax
Ship tax
The Church Tax
11
Which of these is an argument for not putting the King on Trial
The King started the War
He was chosen by God so should not be killed
12
Why did Charles have to recall Parliament?
To ask for money to fight a war against Scotland
To fight a war against France
To introduce the new prayer book
To ask for a divorce
13
How many major battles of the Civil War were there?
6
2
1
3
14
Who led the Roundheads?
Thomas Cromwell
King Charles
Prince Rupert
Oliver Cromwell
15
Charles believed in the Divine Right of Kings. What does this mean?
The king was as important as God.
The king was appointed by God.
The king had power over Parliament.
16
Which side were the MPs on?
Royalist
Roundheads
17
How many years did Charles rule without parliament?
11
4
15
9
18
Which year did Charles become King of England?
1825
1625
1425
1725
