King Charles I and the English Civil War: Exit Ticket

What was one of the main reasons King Charles I dissolved the English Parliament in 1626?

(a)  

• Parliament refused to fund the war against France.

• Parliament attempted to impeach the Duke of Buckin
• Parliament demanded the king convert to Catholicism.

• Parliament wanted to increase taxes on the nobility.

Which event led King Charles I to recall Parliament in 1640 after ruling without it for over a decade?

(a)  

• The outbreak of the Irish rebellion.

• The need for funds due to The Bishop's War.
• The signing of the Solemn League and Covenant.

• The execution of the Grand Remonstrance.

What was the significance of the Battle of Marston Moor in 1644 during the English Civil War?

• It marked the first victory for the Royalists.

• It was a decisive victory for the Parliamentarians, giving them control of the north.

• It led to the capture of King Charles I.

• It resulted in the dissolution of the New Model Army.

How did the New Model Army contribute to the outcome of the English Civil War?

(a)  

• By negotiating peace treaties with the Royalists.

• By defeating the Royalist forces at the Battle of
• By supporting King Charles I's return to power.

• By allying with the Irish forces against the Scots.

What was the result of the Putney Debates among the Parliamentarians?

(a)  

• The execution of King Charles I.

• The establishment of the Commonwealth of England.

• The creation of a new constitution.
• The division of Parliament into factions.