The English Civil / Glorious Revolution

This Dynasty took control of the Kingdom of England after the death of Elizabeth I.

• Stuart

• Valois

• Bourbon

• Hohenzollern

• Buckingham

Which of the following political parties supported the idea that the Monarchs could be Catholic and supported a stronger Monarchy.

• The Whigs

• The Labour Party

• Tories

• The Cavaliers

• The Roundheads

What was one major difference between Elizabeth I and James I?

• James I was openly Catholic

• James I was heavily influenced by France and Louis XIV

• James I believed that he was natural head of the Anglican Church

• James I openly asserted his Divine Right to rule as Monarch and viewed Parliament as unnecessary.

• James I was native to England.

Which of the following best describes the supporters Charles I during the English Civil War?

• The Roundheads - an alliance of aristocrats and Catholics from the English Countryside

• The Cavaliers - an alliance of aristocrats and Catholics from the English Countryside

• The Tories - an alliance of aristocrats and Catholics from the English Countryside

• The Cavaliers - an alliance of gentry and Puritans from English Cities.

• The Roundheads - an alliance of gentry and Puritans from English Cities.

Leader of the New Model Army

• Oliver Cromwell

• Charles I

• Lord Buckingham

• Gustavus Adolphus

• Horatio Nelson

Pretender Kings in Exile in France

• The Valois Dynasty

• The Tudor Dynasty

• Bourbon Dynasty

• The Stuart Dynasty

• The Jacobins

Political Philosopher who believed Absolute Monarchy was needed to prevent Mankind from creating Anarchy.

• Hobbes

• Locke

• Machiavelli

• Erasmus

• Bishop Bousset

Political Party that was suspicious of Catholicism and desired a stronger Parliament.

• The Anti-Papists

• The Parliamentarian Party

• The Tories

• The Whigs

• The Roundheads

This Monarch Restored the Stuart Dynasty to the Throne

• Cromwell

• James II

• James I

• Charles I

• Charles II

Reason James II was overthrown

• He used Forced Loans to raise money

• He rejected Parliament's Petition of Right

• He had an openly Catholic son, thus putting the crown firmly under Catholic Control

• He asserted his belief in Absolute Monarchy

• He used the military to enter Parliament and attempted to arrest several of its members and abolish the institution.