Was the execution of Charles I significant?

21. In 1525, the Parliament was primarily controlled by the (a)   , while by 1741, Parliament had developed a stronge role in governance.

The coronation oath of William of Orange and Mary II included a promise to govern according to the laws of Parliament and to uphold the (a)   religion. They also swore to protect the rights and liberties of their subjects.

Which of the radical groups here are not correct

• Levellers - John Lilburne, Richard Overton, and William Walwyn.

• Diggers - Gerard Winstanley.

• Quaker - James Nyler

• Fifth monarchist - James Watson and George Washington 

Name one event from 1509-1745 when the power of the monarch was limited.

• Declaration of Independence by Sir Thomas Jefferson breaking from the English the parliament. It has limited the monarch's power on the colony.

• Peterloo Massacre took place as the people refuse to pay stamp duty, it has challenged the power of the monarch

• Peterloo Massacre took place as the people refuse to pay stamp duty, it has challenged the power of the monarch

25. What did Oliver Cromwell do that was so hated by the people? (which one is wrong)

• Brutal conquest of Ireland

• Massacre of Drogheda

• Massacre of Clan McDonald at Glencoe

• Imposing strict Puritan morals , banned theatres and horse racing

 What year was it when the Parliament began to form a parliamentary government?

• 1745

• 1714

• 1730

• 1630

What happened to the cult leader James Nayler?

• He was sent to jail in Essex. He was then escape with the help of Jacobites during the forty-five rebellion

• He was captured and sent to the Tower of London. He was tortured and then later was beheaded

• He was subjected to a gruesome punishment, which included being publicly whipped, branded, and having his tongue bored through with a hot iron.

What was Cromwell’s success? Choose 2 answers

• Military Success: Cromwell was a skilled military commander and played a crucial role in the Parliamentarian victory during the English Civil War.

• He signed the treaty with Dutch and get them to accept his foreign policy

• Abolition of the Monarchy:he became the Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England, Scotland, and Ireland.

• Cromwell crushed the rebellions and killed extremist catholics in the town of Drogheda

Who controlled the parliament in 1525?

• a) King Henry VIII

• b) Queen Elizabeth I

• c) King James I

• d) King Henry VII

Who controlled the parliament in 1741?

• Senators in Parliament

• Head of Church

• Archbishop of Canterbury

• Speaker of parliament