Chapter 21.5 Parliament Limits the English Monarchy

He became king of England upon Elizabeth I's death:

• Charles I

• James II

• Oliver Cromwell

• James I

Main cause of conflict with English monarchs in the late 1600s:

• habeas corpus

• constitutional monarchy

• cabinet

• Tories

Monarch who dissolved Parliament in 1629:

• Charles I

• James II

• Oliver Cromwell

• James I

Struggle between the Cavaliers and the Roundheads in England:

• English Civil War

• Restoration

• Whigs

• Tories

General who led the Puritan attack on Charles I:

• Charles I

• James II

• Oliver Cromwell

• James I

Name for the period of Charles II's reign after Cromwell died:

• habeas corpus

• Restoration

• cabinet

• Tories

Law passed by Parliament that gave a prisoner the right to have a judge specify the charges against him or her:

• habeas corpus

• constitutional monarchy

• cabinet

• Tories

Ancestors of England's first political parties:

• Tories and Whigs

• Cavaliers and Roundheads

• Charles I and Oliver Cromwell

• James I and James II

English king overthrown in a bloodless revolution called the Glorious Revolution:

• Charles I

• James II

• Oliver Cromwell

• James I

Under William and Mary, England became this kind of government, in which laws limited the ruler's power:

• habeas corpus

• constitutional monarchy

• cabinet

• Tories