English Civil War and Glorious Rev

Which of the following documents and practices form the foundation of English Rights?

• jury trial

• Magna Carta

• Articles of Confederation

• common law

• Declaration of Independence

Who led the Parliament army, or Roundheads, during the English Civil War?

• Charles I

• Oliver Cromwell

• Winston Churchill

• Charles II

Who won the English Civil War?

• Charles I and Parliament

• Cromwell and the Cavaliers

• Charles I and the Cavaliers

• Cromwell and Parliament

What leader was executed by Parliament following the English Civil War?

• Charles I

• Oliver Cromwell

• Charles II

• James II

The Restoration saw the return of ______________ to the throne of England after the end of Cromwell's Commonwealth.

• Charles I

• James II

• Charles II

• William and Mary

This political party developed after the English Civil War as conservative supporters of noble traditions and the power of the monarchy over Parliament.

• Tories

• Whigs

• Conservatives

• Liberals

This political party developed after the English Civil War as a liberal leaning supporter of urban interests, religious toleration, and Parliament's power over the monarchy.

• Tories

• Liberals

• Whigs

• Conservatives

Who became the rulers of England as a result of the Glorious Revolution?

• Wilma and Barry

• Charles and Oliver

• James and Liz

• William and Mary

The English Civil War and Glorious Revolution prompted a(n) -

• increase in the power of Parliament and the monarchy

• increase in the power of Parliament and a decrease in the power of the monarchy

• decrease in the power of Parliament and the monarchy

• decrease in the power of Parliament and an increase in the power of the monarchy.

(Multi-Select) The English Bill of Rights...

• ensured superiority of Parliament over the monarchy

• ensured the monarch's power through divine right

• required monarchs to summon Parliament regularly

• stated the rights of English citizens such as trial by jury and can't be jailed w/o charge

• banned excessive fines and cruel or unjust punishment