English Civil war and limited and unlimited governments

English Civil war and limited and unlimited governments

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a monarchy where power is shared between ruler/people

• Monarchies

• Absolutism

• Constitution

• Divine right

• Constitutional Monarchy

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a written plan for a government

• Monarchies

• Absolutism

• Constitution

• Divine right

• Absolute Monarchy

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a monarch with unlimited power

• Monarchies

• Absolutism

• Divine right

• Absolute Monarchy

• Constitutional Monarchy

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governments led by kings and queens

• Monarchies

• Absolutism

• Divine right

• Absolute Monarchy

• Constitutional Monarchy

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having total power

• Monarchies

• Absolutism

• Absolute Monarchy

• Constitutional Monarchy

• Monarchy

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belief that rulers received their power from God

• Monarchies

• Absolutism

• Constitutional Monarchy

• Monarchy

• Divine Right

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1.The kings power is limited

2.King John is forced to sign the Magna Carta

• 1.Cause

  2.Effect

• 1.Effect

  2.Cause

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1.Charles sends soilders to arrest 5 Parliament members.

2.Civil war breaks out in England in 1642

• 1.Cause

  2.Effect

• 1.Effect

  2.Cause

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1.Charles I is tried for charges of abuses of power

2.Charles I is beheaded

• 1.Cause

  2.Effect

• 1.Effect

  2.Cause

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1.Charles II is asked to take the throne

2.England becomes unstable

• 1.Cause

  2.Effect

• 1.Effect

  2.Cause

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Unlimited government

• Leaders and people follow a constitution

• examples are dictatorships, oligarchies, and absolute monarchies

• believed in the idea of separation of powers

• people display total obedience to government

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Limited government

• Leaders and people follow a constitution

• examples are dictatorships, oligarchies, and absolute monarchies

• believed in the idea of separation of powers

• people display total obedience to government

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The English legislative government is called. 

• Congress
• Parliament
• Monarchial
• Patrilineal

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The first document that limited the power of the English King, written in 1215

• Constitution
• Articles of Confederation
• Social Contract
• Magna Carta

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Before the English Civil War, monarchs were used to _______, but needed parliament to help.

• Divine Rule
• Marshall Law
• Enlightened Thinking
• Sleeping all day

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This unpopular monarch was the reason for the English Civil War

• Edward I
• Charles I
• Charles II
• James I

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King Charles I locked Parliament out of their meeting place, this was known as (the) 

• War of the Roses
• Mercantilism
• Eleven Year Tyranny
• A Bad Idea

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Two sides fighting in the English Civil War were the

• Brits vs Scots
• Broncos vs Stallions
• Squarepants vs Colts
• Cavaliers vs Roundheads

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Before restoration, this parliamentarian took control with a "New Model Army"

• Benjamin Banneker
• Prince Charles II
• Oliver Cromwell
• Pippi Livingstone

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William and Mary came to power during a period known as the

• Holy Restoration
• Glorious Revolution
• Graceful Transition
• Hostile Takeover

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King Louis XIV and Peter the Great maintain their power using the military to enforce laws

• True

• False

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Limited governments began in France

• True

• False

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Roundheads

• Supported parliament

• believed in divine right and had money

• supported the king

• disciplined army with simple clothes

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Royalists/Cavaliers

• Supported parliament

• believed in divine right and had money

• supported the king

• disciplined army with simple clothes