ENGLISH CIVIL WAR

When did Charles I come to the throne?

• 1625

• 1629

• 1649

• 1659

What were England's strict Protestants called?

• Catholics

• Arminian

• Puritan

• Jews

Charles believed in the Divine Right of Kings. What does this mean?

• The king had power over Parliament.

• The king was appointed by God.

• The king was as important as God

• The king had less power over Parliament.

What is the period when Charles ruled without Parliament called?

• Parliamentary Privilege

• Divine Right

• The Eleven Years' Tyranny

• Hundred Years' War

Why was Charles forced to recall Parliament in 1640?

• He needed money to fight Cromwell.

• He needed money to fight the French.

• He needed money after the Bishops' War.

• He desperately needed money to pay for the debt

In 1641, Parliament sent Charles a list of 204 complaints. What was this called?

• Grand Remonstrance

• Nineteen Propositions

• Heads of the Proposal

• Seventeen Proposal

When did Charles declare war on Parliament?

• June 1642

• July 1642

• August 1642

• September 1642

Which of these fought for the King?

• Cavaliers

• Royalist

• Covenanters

• Roundheads

What happened to Charles after the Second Civil War?

• He made a deal with the Scots.

• He made a deal with France

• He went to France with his wife.

• He was tried for treason and executed.

What was Cromwell's title after he dismissed Parliament in 1653?

• Protector

• Major-General

• Dictator

• King