Charles I

Which parliamentary rights were included in the Petition of Rights?

• No prison without lawful trial

• the king could decide about the choice of bishops

• the king could raise money only by Act of Parliament

• no pope wihout the king

In generally, Charles

• liked the idea of the Petition

• didn't give much thought to it

• considered it completely nonsense

• was very happy to have some more money to spend on his expensive clothes

Did Charles manage to rule without the Parliament in the next few years?

• Yes

• No

• Yes, but he had to move to a small hut in the forest

• No, but he didn't care, as always.

Who are the people left and right to Charles I in the picture?

• His brothers

• His doubles

• His imaginations

• His hairdressers

In which way was Charles similar to his father James I?

• He didn't like the Presbyterian Kirk

• He disliked travelling

• He didn't like the French

• He dislike the Puritans

What did William Laud, the new Archbishop of Canterbury, make the situation in England worse?

• tried to introduced the New Prayer Book in Scotland

• tried to make the Kirk accept the same organisation as the Church in England

• destroyed Puritans' churches in England

• brought many Catholic practises into the Anglican Church

How did the Scotts react to Laud's plans?

• were very happy

• organised a rebellion

• killed the Archbishop

• burnt down the Canterbury Cathedral

Facing the total defeat, Charles decided to

• escape to France

• give the Scots what hey wanted

• gather a huge army an burn down Edinburgh and other main cities in Scotland

• hide in the forests

According to the new law, how often had the Parliament to meet at least?

• as often as needed

• every year

• every month

• once every three years

How did Charles continue colonising Ulster?

• The Irish were replaced by Protestant workers from Scotland and England

• The Irish Catholics were killed by the English

• The English soldiers raided Irish monasteries

• Irish women had to mary English men