SS 7-2.4

What was the name of the Parliamentary army led by Oliver Cromwell during the English Civil War?

• New Model Army
• Old Regime Army
• Parliamentary Staff Army
• Cromwell's Supporting Army

During the English Civil War, who were the supporters of Charles I?

• Royalists
• Loyalists
• Federalists
• Absolutists

Why was John Hampden, a member of Parliament, put on trial after the Eleven Years Tyranny?

• He refused to pay a tax that Parliament had not approved.
• He criticized Parliament.
• He challenged the king's military advisors.
• He supported King Charles I.

Why did King Charles I refuse to let Parliament meet for 11 years?

• Charles I wanted to be an absolute monarch.
• Parliament believed in the divine right of kings.
• Charles I wanted his power to be limited.
• Parliament did not want to limit the power of the monarch.

What was the bloodless revolt in England led by William and Mary?

• The Enlightenment
• The English Civil War
• The Glorious Revolution
• The Inquisition

Which of the following did NOT have an impact on England's transition from an unlimited to a limited government?

• the Magna Carta
• the Glorious Revolution
• the French and Indian War
• the English Bill of Rights

Why did Parliament disapprove of James II being king of England?

• He was Catholic.
• He was Protestant.
• He was not born in England.
• He was not related to Charles II.

What is the result of the signing of the English Bill of Rights?

• The monarch had to share power with Parliament.
• Monarchs began ruling by divine right.
• English citizens had fewer individual rights.
• England became an unlimited government.

What type of monarchs were William and Mary?

• absolute monarchs
• unlimited monarchs
• limited monarchs
• divine right monarchs

What was the result of the English Civil War?

• Charles I was beheaded, and Oliver Cromwell became Lord Protector of England.
• Charles I was arrested but later escaped and fled to France.
• Oliver Cromwell was beheaded, and Charles I continued to rule as an absolute monarch.
• Charles II became king of England immediately after Charles I was executed.