English Civil War

English Civil War

1642-1649

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Which dynasty followed the Tudors?

• Hannover

• Anjou

• Stuart

• Windsor

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Who followed Elizabeth I on the throne?

• James I

• Charles I

• Charles II

• James II

The reasons for the Civil war

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How did Charles I want to rule?

• with Parliament

• without Parliament

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What were the two opposing religions?

• Puritans

• Catholics

• Anglican

• Lutheran

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What were the reasons for the Civil War?

• money

• power

• land

• religion

The Civil War

1642-1649

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Who were the two opposing sides?

• Cavaliers

• Unionists

• Abolitionists

• Roundheads

Multiple Choice

Who were the supporters of the King?

• Cavaliers

• Roundheads

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Who were the supporters of the Parliament?

• Cavaliers

• Roundheads

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What happened to Charles I?

• He fled to France.

• He won the war.

• He was executed / beheaded.

• He became a Roundhead.

Execution of Charles I

1649

The republic

1649-1660

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Who was the Lord Protector (leader of the Republic)?

• Oliver Cromwell

• Charles II

• William of Orange

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Cromwell was a strict Puritan so he banned everything sinful (bad). What did he ban?

• Christmas

• make-up

• theatre

• colourful clothes

Puritan clothing

Glorious Revolution

1688

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Who became the king after the republic?

• Charles II

• James II

• William of Orange

• Mary II

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What was the problem with James II?

• He wanted to restore Catholic religion.

• He wanted higher taxes.

• He had a French wife.

• He was a Puritan.

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Who became the ruler after the Glorious Revolution?

• William of Orange

• James

• Mary

• Charles

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What is in the Bill of Rights?

• King has to rule with the Parliament.

• King has no political power.

• King cannot lead an army.

• King has more power than the Parliament.

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What is the political system of the UK?

• absolute monarchy

• constitutional monarchy

• republic