Understanding the Glorious Revolution

Who ruled England until his death in 1658?

• Oliver Cromwell

• Charles I

• Henry VIII

• James I

Who took over after Cromwell's death?

• Richard Cromwell

• Oliver Cromwell

• James II

• Charles II

What year did Parliament invite Charles II to become king?

• 1645

• 1672

• 1658

• 1660

Why was Charles II popular with the English people?

• He was a military leader during the Civil War.

• He was unpopular due to his foreign alliances.

• He was known for his strict Puritan beliefs.

• He was charming and restored stability after the Civil War.

What was Charles II's stance on consulting Parliament?

• Charles II was generally reluctant to consult Parliament, preferring to assert his royal prerogative.

• Charles II believed in the absolute power of Parliament.

• Charles II had a strong partnership with Parliament.

• Charles II frequently consulted Parliament for advice.

Who became king after Charles II died in 1685?

• George I

• William III

• James II

• Charles I

What religion was James II?

• Jewish

• Catholic

• Buddhist

• Protestant

What did James II want to do regarding Catholics in government?

• James II sought to remove all Catholics from public office.

• James II aimed to restrict Catholics' influence in politics.

• James II wanted to allow Catholics to hold government positions.

• James II wanted to ban Catholics from government positions.

What is the Act of Habeas Corpus?

• A law that allows for indefinite detention without trial.

• The Act of Habeas Corpus is a legal safeguard against unlawful detention.

• A document that grants citizenship to immigrants.

• A treaty that regulates international trade agreements.

Who were invited to become the new rulers of England after James II?

• Queen Anne and George I

• Charles I and Oliver Cromwell

• Henry VIII and Elizabeth I

• William of Orange and Mary II