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7-2.4 - English Civil War
7-2.4 - English Civil War
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In 1649, King Charles I was tried for abuses of power. What was the result of his trial?
He was sentenced to probation
He was found guilty and exiled to France
He was found guilty and beheaded
He was found innocent and reclaimed the throne
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If King Charles I met Parliament's demands, what would this weaken?
The absolute power of the King
The value of the English pound
The absolute power of Parliament
The impact of the Magna Carta
3
What was the effect of the English Civil War on the power of the monarchy in England?
Parliament would have absolute power
Monarch's abuse of power would lead to overthrow
Monarch still had absolute power
Parliament still had little power
4
How did John Hampden become a symbol of defiance in England?
Refused to allow the King to enter the House of Commons
Refused to pay a Ship Tax and stood up to the King
Attempted to overthrow the King
Refused to listen to the King
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What were two ways King Charles I raised money and angered Parliament?
Levying taxes and allowing men to buy titles
Allowing men to buy titles and imprisoning innocent people
Levying taxes and eliminating the Magna Carta
Raised taxes and killed peasants
6
Choose the answer that best describes the major struggle that led to the English Civil War.
Parliament demanded higher pay from the King
The rich people in England hated the poor people
The King demanded sharing power with Parliament
Parliament demanded the King let them make decisions on laws
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Which answer is most associated with King Charles I locking out Parliament in 1629?
Twelve Years Tyranny
Decade of Darkness
Eleven Years Tyranny
Royalist Oppression
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What did King Charles I attempt to do to his biggest Parliamentary critics?
Hang them at Westminster
Excommunicate them from the Catholic Church
Fine them for back taxes
Arrest them in a Parliamentary meeting
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Name the two sides in the English Civil War.
Loyalists vs. Royalists
Loyalists vs. Parliament
Royalists vs. Parliament
Loyalists vs. Communists
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Parliament was challenging the legitimacy of which philosophy?
Personal greed
Divine right
Royalist power
Religious power
