The English Revolution

What were the main causes of the English Revolution?

• Political, social, and economic factors

• Geographical, environmental, and linguistic factors

• Religious, cultural, and technological factors

• Educational, artistic, and scientific factors

Who were the key figures involved in the English Revolution?

• Oliver Cromwell, Charles I, and Parliament

• Napoleon Bonaparte, Julius Caesar, and Alexander the Great

• George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Thomas Jefferson

• Queen Elizabeth, Henry VIII, and William the Conqueror

What were the events that led to the English Revolution?

• Military, social, and cultural factors

• Geographical, technological, and environmental factors

• Political, religious, and economic factors

• Educational, agricultural, and industrial factors

How did the English Revolution impact the society and government?

• It resulted in the strengthening of the monarchy

• It had no impact on society and government

• It led to the overthrow of the monarchy and the establishment of a parliamentary government.

• It led to the establishment of a military dictatorship

What role did Parliament play in the English Revolution?

• Challenging the absolute power of the monarchy

• Supporting the absolute power of the monarchy

• Ignoring the absolute power of the monarchy

• Playing no role in the English Revolution

What were the economic factors that contributed to the English Revolution?

• Low taxes, inflation, and the growing power of the merchant class

• High taxes, inflation, and the growing power of the merchant class

• High taxes, deflation, and the declining power of the merchant class

• Low taxes, deflation, and the declining power of the merchant class

How did religious tensions play a role in the English Revolution?

• Religious tensions between Protestants and Buddhists caused the English Revolution.

• The English Revolution was caused by tensions between different sects of Islam.

• Religious tensions between atheists and agnostics led to the English Revolution.

• Religious tensions between Protestant and Catholic factions led to political and social upheaval.

What were the social factors that led to the English Revolution?

• Political apathy, economic equality, and religious unity

• Economic instability, religious conflicts, and the struggle for political power

• Military cooperation, religious tolerance, and economic growth

• Cultural harmony, economic prosperity, and political stability

Who was the leader of the Parliamentarians during the English Revolution?

• Winston Churchill

• Oliver Cromwell

• William Shakespeare

• Henry VIII

What was the significance of the Battle of Naseby in the English Revolution?

• The battle resulted in a peace treaty between the Parliamentarians and the Royalists

• It was a decisive victory for the Parliamentarians, leading to the collapse of the Royalist cause.

• It had no significant impact on the outcome of the English Revolution

• The Battle of Naseby was a victory for the Royalists