Britain in Revolution Intro Quiz

There had been a schism within the Christian faith that started in 1517. What was it caused by? Who was behind it?

• The Great Schism, caused by differences between Eastern and Western Christianity

• The Protestant Reformation, initiated by Martin Luther

• The Council of Trent, led by the Catholic Church

• The Crusades, led by various European leaders

In 1534, how was a certain situation exploited in England and what was the result?

• The Act of Supremacy was passed, making Henry VIII the head of the Church of England.

• The Magna Carta was signed, limiting the power of the monarchy.

• The English Civil War began, leading to the execution of Charles I.

• The Glorious Revolution occurred, resulting in the establishment of a constitutional monarchy.

What became the dominant type of Christianity in England, Scotland, and Ireland?

• Catholicism in England, Presbyterianism in Scotland, and Anglicanism in Ireland

• Anglicanism in England, Presbyterianism in Scotland, and Catholicism in Ireland

• Presbyterianism in England, Catholicism in Scotland, and Anglicanism in Ireland

• Anglicanism in England, Catholicism in Scotland, and Presbyterianism in Ireland

The Tudor dynasty came to an end because:

• Queen Elizabeth I died without an heir.

• The dynasty was overthrown by a revolution.

• The last Tudor monarch abdicated.

• The dynasty merged with another royal family.

James VI of Scotland became King of England because:

• He was the next in line by blood to the English throne.

• He conquered England with his army.

• He was elected by the English Parliament.

• He married into the English royal family.

What was the status of Wales under James?

• Independent nation

• Part of England

• Colony of France

• Autonomous region

What type of Christian was King James?

• Catholic

• Protestant

• Orthodox

• Aryan

Who was James’s mother and what happened to her?

• James's mother was Mary, and she was executed.

• James's mother was Elizabeth, and she passed away.

• James's mother was Anne, and she won a lottery.

• James's mother was Catherine, and she became a famous artist.

When were the Three Kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland brought together under one monarch?

• 1066

• 1215

• 1603

• 1707

Did the 3 Kingdoms all share the same parliament?

• Yes, they all shared the same parliament.

• No, they did not share the same parliament.