Y13 - Section 2: Revolutionary Revision

Which of the below is a Laudian characteristic?

• Emphasis on ceremony and decoration

• No music

• Ministers wear plain robes

• No decoration.

In what year did Charles attempt to introduce the new Laudian prayer book to Scotland?

• 1633

• 1635

• 1636

• 1637

In 1629, how much debt was Charles in?

• £1.5 million

• £1.7 million

• £2 million

• £5 million

What was the month and year that Ship Tax levied on coastal towns and counties?

• November 1633

• June 1634

• October 1634

• August 1635

Who was Lord Deputy of Ireland from 1632?

• John Lilburne

• Prince Charles

• John Pym

• Thomas Wentworth

What was the name of the Parliament that Charles recalled from 13 April 1640?

• Short

• Rump

• Long

• Saints

15,000 Londoners signed the Root and Branch Petition in December 1640. What did this demand?

• Parliament choosing the Privy Council

• The removal of Thomas Wentworth

• The end of bishops and episcopacy

• End of Ship Money

At which city did Charles raise his standard against Parliament?

• Norwich

• Bolton

• London

• Nottingham

The Triennial Act of 1641 ensured that Ship Money was abolished and that Charles had to call Parliament after how many years?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Which bill proposed that Parliament would be in control of the army raised to crush the Irish rebels?

• Grand Remonstrance

• Militia

• Ten Propositions

• Triennial Act