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English Civil War & Glorious Revolution
English Civil War & Glorious Revolution
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English Civil War & Glorious Revolution
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1
English monarchs differed from other European monarchs in that they
had more individual power
had less individual power
2
King Charles I & parliament often clashed over policy & struggled for power
true
false
3
Which was a cause of the English Civil War?
struggle for supremacy between monarch and Parliament
struggle between Elizabeth's sons over who would become king
4
Who is being described by the information in the box
Charles I
Oliver Cromwell
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I
5
The
most lasting
effect of the Glorious Revolution was that
England became a limited or constitutional monarchy
absolutism was restored in England
6
His death marked the first time a reigning monarch faced a public trial and execution
James I
Henry VIII
Charles I
Charles II
7
Best
describes the relationship between Charles I & parliament
before
the English Civil War?
loyal
conflict
respectful
cooperation
8
After Oliver Cromwell, the period of Restoration in England began with the reign of
Charles I
Charles II
James I
James II
9
A result of the English Civil War and the Glorious Revolution was
an increase in the authority of parliament
a decrease in power for the monarch
All are Correct
the development of political parties
10
Which is considered a great achievement of King James I?
The dissolving of Parliament
Victory in the English Civil War
An English translation of the Bible
11
Following the English Civil War, Oliver Cromwell
executed Charles I
started the Glorious Revolution
proclaimed himself king of England
12
When William & Mary ascended to the throne of England they had to agree to the
English Bill of Rights
Act of Supremacy
Magna Carta
13
During the Age of Absolutism, Great Britain differed from continental Europe in that
it expanded political rights for citizens
it decreased political rights for citizens
14
identify the group from the information in the box
roundheads
cavaliers
15
The development of the rights of Englishmen included all of the following
EXCEPT
the English Bill of Rights
the concept of habeas corpus
William and Mary and the Glorious Revolution
All are Correct
16
The overthrow of James II by William and Mary and their army in 1688 was known as the
Scientific Revolution
French Revolution
Glorious Revolution
English Revolution
17
identify the group from the information in the box
roundheads
cavaliers
18
The English Civil War and the Glorious Revolution prompted
the concept of rule by divine right
the Reformation Era and religious toleration
the concept of more rights for Englishmen
19
Select the BEST answer. The English Bill of Rights of 1689
restored the rule of King Charles II
limited royal power and ended absolutism in England
20
Which is considered a foundation of English freedoms?
all are correct
jury trial
common law
the Magna Carta
21
The end of the idea of divine right absolute monarchs in England was closely linked to
the revoking of the Edict of Nantes
the death of Queen Elizabeth I
the death of Oliver Cromwell
William & Mary ascending to the throne