The Civil War

The Battle of Naseby saw the introduction of which Parliamentary fighting force for the first time?

In which part of Charles' kingdom were these changes particularly unpopular as many people there were puritan?

During his reign, Charles spent huge amounts of money on what?

Parliament demanded change in order to grant Charles more money. Who was Charles forced to have executed in 1640?

In August 1642, Charles raised his standard in which English city, beginning the Civil War?

Having been handed over to Parliament by the Scots, Charles escaped to where in 1647?

Which of the following is something Archbishop Laud introduced during these years?

In which year did the war start up again, with the Scots now fighting on the side of Charles?

Charles was again handed over to Parliament on the Isle of Wight. Whilst there he made a secret treaty with who?

What crime was Charles put on trial for at the end of the war?

The second Stuart king of England was the son of King James. What was his name?

In which year did the Scots attack England because of the religious changes enforced by Charles and Archbishop Laud?

How long did Charles rule without calling another Parliament?

Between the years 1633 and 1640, Archbishop Laud made changes to the Church which some felt were too - what?

In 1635 Charles introduced a very unpopular new tax. What was it called?

The final, decisive victory for Parliament happened in August 1648 in which Lancashire town?

In which year did Charles I become king?

In 1646, Charles was forced to surrender to who, who had made a treaty with Parliament?

What was the name of the man Charles appointed to be Archbishop of Canterbury in 1633?

What was the first major battle of the war in October 1642?

The New Model Army was led by who?

Archbishop Laud did not like what type of religious movement?

Charles believed in the 'divine right of kings'. This meant that he believed he had been appointed by who?

What was the name of Charles' royal favourite who ruled Ireland and was very unpopular?

In which town in Berkshire were there two of the major battles of the Civil War?

Charles was often short of money. Who did he need to get agreement from in order to raise taxes?

In which year did Charles decide to rule without Parliament?

King Charles I was executed in London in which month of 1649?

In which Scottish city was there a riot when the new prayer book was introduced in 1637?

Charles married a French princess, Henrietta Maria. What religion was she?

In 1642, Charles tried to arrest how many of the leading MPs who were opposed to him in Parliament?

The Royalist army became known by what nickname during the war?

The Battle of Edgehill is widely considered to have been won by which side?

In which year did Charles have to recall Parliament to ask for money to fight the Scots?

The Battle of Marston Moor was won by the Parliamentarians after they defeated the Royalist cavalry led by who?