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Why did the English Civil War break out?
Why did the English Civil War break out?
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Quiz on the causes of the English Civil War
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Why did Parliament refuse to grant Charles I lots of money in 1625?
Because they wanted the money for themselves
Because the country was very poor
To make sure that Charles still called Parliament regularly
They wanted to stop the King from buying lavish goods
2
What happened when Charles I tried to tax his People without Parliament's permission?
Charles went to war
Charles had to agree to a petition
Parliament got very angry
His people got very upset
3
In 1929, Charles's 'Personal Rule' began... it was also known as...
The 'Thirteen Year Flump'
The 'Eleven Year Marvel'
The 'Eleven Year Tyranny'
The 'Eleven Year Monstrosity'
4
What year was the new Prayer Book introduced in Scotland?
1637
1642
1615
1605
5
Why were some people concerned over Charles's religious policy?
He burnt a lot of people for heresy
His views were too Protestant
They just didn't want to believe in it
His religious views were too Catholic
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What year did Charles succumb and call Parliament to ask for money to fight Scotland?
1641
1640
1638
1639
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What was this Parliament known as?
The Long Parliament
The Loaded Parliament
The Short Parliament
The Sorry Parliament
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Why was King Charles I's marriage to Henrietta Maria of France unpopular?
Because she wasn't very pretty
She wasn't very nice to the English people
She wasn't of noble blood
She was Catholic
9
Why did the King Charles not want to call Parliament? x2
Because he didn't think they would give him what he wanted
Because he didn't like his ministers
Because he was lazy
Because he believed he shouldn't have to-he had divine right
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What is meant by the term 'divine right'?
A monarch who dresses impeccably
A righteous King
An oath of loyalty sworn to the Monarch
God given right to rule
11
What religious changes did Archbishop Laud make to the Church (select as many as you like...)
Uniformity of Worship - Ie. everyone doing the same thing!
Reinforced the importance of the Bishops in England
Practises which seemed a little too Catholic
Return of some old practices, rituals and ornaments
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What happened to the English Army when they tried to stop the rebellion in Scotland?
They were easily defeated
They became more Protestant
The had a great holiday
They had a big feast
