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Modern World History - English Civil War
Modern World History - English Civil War
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Review of Chapters 21.1 and 21.2 in World History: The Human Experience.
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1
The ruler who was beheaded at the conclusion of the English Civil War was
Oliver Cromwell
James I
Charles I
Elizabeth I
2
The English Bill of Rights provided for which of the following?
The right to bear arms
Freedom of the press
Freedom of religion
The right to a trial by jury
3
The divine right of kings is a philosophy that asserts that
Kings can say Mass.
Kings are appointed by the Church.
Kings are God's agents on Earth.
kings rule jointly with Parliament.
4
The law that united England and Scotland, creating Great Britain.
Act of Union
none of the above
Clarendon Code
Act of Settlement
5
The law that made the Church of England the state religion again.
State Religion Act
Act of Settlement
Act of Union
Clarendon Code
6
The _____________ wanted to purify the Church of England.
Calvinists
Catholics
Protestants
Puritans
7
The Whigs were
opponents of James II.
opponents of the Church of England.
supporters of James II.
Puritan leaders.
8
The Petition of Right provided for which of the following?
The king could not collect taxes without Parliament.
The king could not make alliances without Parliament.
The King was forbidden to declare war.
The king could not marry without Parliament's consent.
9
The period in which the House of Stuart returned to the throne.
The Second Age of Kings
Restoration
That one time Charles II returned from Europe.
The Return of the King
10
The Archbishop of Canterbury under Charles I was ____________?
James
William Laud
Parliament
Oliver Cromwell
11
Members of the Roundheads included which of the following?
Cavaliers
Catholics
Supporters of Charles I
Puritans
12
Oliver Cromwell was
lord protector and military dictator.
the leader of the Rump Parliament.
The leader of the Long Parliament.
the Archbishop of Canterbury.
13
Charles dissolved this group several times.
The Church of England
Parliament
Canterbury
The Monarchy
14
The Glorious Revolution was caused by all of the following EXCEPT
the brith of the king's son, who was to be raised Catholic.
the united opposition of Whigs and Tories.
the king ignoring Parliament's religious laws.
James II's desire to live in France.
15
The cabinet was made up of
Puritan leaders.
members of the House of Lords.
leader of the Church of England.
members of the House of Commons.
16
Are you all going to study super hard and ace this quiz on Monday?
Yesh abesh.
Yes!
Yeppers.
Yep.
17
This group supported Charles in the Civil War.
Cavaliers
Puritans
Roundheads
Calvinists
18
The style of government in which a monarch's power is limited by a constitution is
Parliamentary monarchy
Limited monarchy
Restoration monarchy
Constitutional monarchy
19
James II was succeeded by
George I.
Queen Sophia.
William III and Mary II
Queen Anne.
20
The law that excluded Catholics from power was
The Act of Union
The Act of Settlement
The Restoration Act
The Clarendon Code
