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ENGLISH CIVIL WAR... Mr. Thomson's class.
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1
Who led parliament's "New Model Army?"
Oliver Cromwell
Charles II
Parliament
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Who replaced Charles II when he died in 1685?
James Bay
James Naismith
James I
James II
3
What defined the "Roundhead's" appearance?
Their long curls
<p>Their short height and bald heads</p>
Their short hair
The fact that they all looked the same
4
In what year did the English Civil War begin? How long did it last?
It begin in 1643, and lasted 6 years
It began in 1642, and lasted several years
<p>It began in 1812, and lasted 4 years</p>
It began in 1658, and lasted 8 years
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What is a Presbyterian?
Oliver Cromwell's soldiers
A Protestant church governed by elders
A Roman Catholic or Orthodox Eastern Church
Members of the Parliament
6
What body of water separates Great Britian from the continent of Europe?
Atlantic Ocean
Arctic Ocean
The English Channel
Baltic Sea
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Who wore these suits and why?
Citizens, and it was a staple fashion back then
Those who were above the rest in class wore these
Witch doctors, and to scare the public
Doctors, and the beak held herbs for the sick
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Where did the Church of England get its money from?
They stole the money to fund the church
The church got its money from the taxes of the people
The King funded the church
The church didn't need money
9
How does Mr. Thomson get his hair so perfect?
Hair Gel
<p>It's O'Natural</p>
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What was the official church of England called?
The English Church
The British Parish
Church of England
The English Chapel
11
Why did James II create a problem for parliament?
He was openly catholic, which was disliked at that time
He absolutely despised of parliament
He was incapable of being king
He was a tyrant
12
What is a democracy?
None of the above
A country without a monarch
A country governed by a king and queen
A government controlled by the people who live under it
13
True or false? The long Parliament gladly gave Charles the money he requested.
False
True
14
What is the significance of the "Bill of Rights?"
It was insignificant, and it failed
Made it clear parliament was the real government of country
It declared that everyone named Bill, is right
It ensured the people of England woul pay less taxes
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Ordinary workers were quite poor. Which two foods did they mainly live off of?
Meat and cheese
Macaroni and cheese
Liver, onions and rice
Bread and beer
16
Who were the victims of "The Witch Hunt" and why were they killed?
They were woman who did not marry
Wise women knowledgeable about treatments for illness
They were witches who plagued England with magic
They were men who were abnormally strong
17
Who succeeded James I as the king of England?
Oliver Cromwell
Charles II
Louis XIV
Charles I
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True or false? James I disliked the Puritans and delighted in angering them.
False
True
19
Who succeeded Elizabeth I when she died in 1603?
Charles II
Nobody, she didn't die in 1603
Charles I
James I
20
What was "Strafford's Fork?"
The way Lord Strafford rode his horse
Lord Strafford's most prized cutlery
A bridge named after Lord Strafford
Lord Strafford's methods of obtaining money for King Charles
21
What were the "Blue Laws?"
There was no such thing
Strict Laws that forbade Pagan ceremonies
Laws declaring all clothing be made blue
An experimental law that was quickly removed
22
In what ways were the "Witches" killed?
<p>Their limbs were pulled apart by horses</p>
They were ducked in water until they drowned
They were burned, hanged, or pressed to death
They were suffocated
23
What year did Elizabeth I, die?
1604
1658
1602
1603
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What year was King Charles I executed and why?
1649, and for an act of treason
1648, and for stealing priceless gems
1650, and for ransacking a church
1658, and for killing Oliver Cromwell
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What was the name of Charle's supporters?
Puritans
Protestants
Royalists or Cavaliers
Presbyterians
