Glorious Revolution

What was the role of the concept of divine right in the English Civil War?

• The monarchy used it to justify their claim to the throne.

• Parliament used it to challenge the monarchy's claim to the throne.

• The monarchy used it to abdicate the throne.

• Parliament used it to support the monarchy's claim to the throne.

Answer explanation

The concept of divine right was used by Parliament to challenge the monarchy's claim to the throne.

Which Enlightenment principles played a role in the English Civil War?

• the conflict between the rights of the citizens and the authority of the monarchy

• the financial disparity between the majority of the population and the monarchy

• the cultural clash between the Scots and the English

• the disagreement between Protestants and Catholics within the Parliament

Answer explanation

The English Civil War was influenced by the conflict between the rights of citizens and the authority of the monarchy.

What was a significant outcome of the Glorious Revolution in England?

• The monarchy was abolished.

• Parliament gained supremacy over the monarchy.

• The French Revolution was triggered.

• England became a part of the Roman Empire.

Answer explanation

The Glorious Revolution in England resulted in Parliament gaining supremacy over the monarchy.

What led to the execution of King Charles I in 1649?

• He was accused of high treason against Parliament.

• He was defeated by the French in a war.

• He insisted on converting England into a Protestant nation.

• He was unsuccessful in his efforts to annex Scotland.

Answer explanation

King Charles I was executed in 1649 for high treason against Parliament.

What was the significant outcome of the Glorious Revolution in terms of the monarchy's power?

• The monarchy's power was expanded to control all levels of government.

• The monarchy's power was limited and they were given the throne without going to war.

• The monarchy was allowed to overturn Magna Carta in exchange for less power.

• The monarchy was threatened with execution if they maintained their power.

Answer explanation

The Glorious Revolution limited the monarchy's power and allowed them to ascend to the throne peacefully.

What was the significant impact of the English Bill of Rights of 1689 on the monarchy system in England?

• It abolished the monarchy

• It established an absolute monarchy

• It limited the powers of the monarchy

• It expanded the powers of the monarchy

Answer explanation

The English Bill of Rights of 1689 limited the powers of the monarchy in England.

What was a significant outcome of the Glorious Revolution in England?

• It led to the establishment of the Church of England.

• It resulted in the abolition of the monarchy.

• It established the supremacy of Parliament over the monarchy.

• It led to the expansion of the British Empire.

Answer explanation

The Glorious Revolution in England established the supremacy of Parliament over the monarchy.

What term refers to the reestablishment of a previous political regime?

• Revolution

• Restoration

• Reformation

• Enlightenment

Answer explanation

Restoration refers to the reestablishment of a previous political regime.

What is the term for a person who is opposed to the principle of monarchy?

• Republican

• Royalist

• King's Guard

• Gold Cloaks

Answer explanation

A person who is opposed to the principle of monarchy is called a Republican. They believe in a system of government where power is held by the people.

Who was the king of England that was overthrown by a union of English Parliamentarians, an event known as the Glorious Revolution?

• King James II

• King George III

• King Henry VIII

• King Edward VI

Answer explanation

King James II was the king of England who was overthrown by a union of English Parliamentarians, known as the Glorious Revolution.