WorksheetsThe Restoration
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 16mins
What was the nickname for Richard Cromwell?
Lord Protector
Richie Rich
Tumble down dick
Future King
Who was the wife of Charles II?
Catherine of Braganza
Nell Gwyn
George Villiers
Anne Boleyn
In which year was the English monarchy restored?
1640
1650
1660
1670
What is the name for killing the King?
Monarchicide
Patricide
Manslaughter
Regicide
In 1661, Cromwell's body was exhumed and hung where?
Tower of London
Tyburn
Westminster
Oxford
Who did the royal courtiers become better known as?
Tories
Whigs
Libral Democrats
Monster Raving Looney Party
What was the Clarendon Code?
A set of 4 acts to uphold the Anglican Church
A set of 4 acts to uphold the Catholic Church
A code that set out how Charles II would reign England
A code that set out how the people could apologise to Charles II for his father's death
What did the Conventicle Act (1662) do?
This required all municipal officials to take the Anglican Communion and exclude non-conformists to public office
This made use of the Book of Common Prayer, compulsory in religious services. It has been estimated that around 2000 clergy refused to comply with this Act and were forced to resign their livings.
This forbade meetings for unauthorised worship of more than five people who were not members of the same household.
This was aimed at non-conformist ministers, who were forbidden from coming within five miles of towns. They were also forbidden to teach in schools. This act was not repealed until 1812.
What did the Corporation Act (1661) do?
This required all municipal officials to take the Anglican Communion and exclude non-conformists to public office
This made use of the Book of Common Prayer, compulsory in religious services. It has been estimated that around 2000 clergy refused to comply with this Act and were forced to resign their livings.
This forbade meetings for unauthorised worship of more than five people who were not members of the same household.
This was aimed at non-conformist ministers, who were forbidden from coming within five miles of towns. They were also forbidden to teach in schools. This act was not repealed until 1812.
What did the Act of Uniformity (1662) do?
This required all municipal officials to take the Anglican Communion and exclude non-conformists to public office
This made use of the Book of Common Prayer, compulsory in religious services. It has been estimated that around 2000 clergy refused to comply with this Act and were forced to resign their livings.
This forbade meetings for unauthorised worship of more than five people who were not members of the same household.
This was aimed at non-conformist ministers, who were forbidden from coming within five miles of towns. They were also forbidden to teach in schools. This act was not repealed until 1812.
What did the Five Mile Act (1665) do?
This required all municipal officials to take the Anglican Communion and exclude non-conformists to public office
This made use of the Book of Common Prayer, compulsory in religious services. It has been estimated that around 2000 clergy refused to comply with this Act and were forced to resign their livings.
This forbade meetings for unauthorised worship of more than five people who were not members of the same household.
This was aimed at non-conformist ministers, who were forbidden from coming within five miles of towns. They were also forbidden to teach in schools. This act was not repealed until 1812.
When was The Great Plague?
1664
1665
1666
1667
When was The Great Fire of London?
1664
1665
1666
1667
In whose bakery did The Great Fire of London start?
Thomas Farynor
Thomas Baker
Thomas James
Thomas Bayton
How much of the City of London was destroyed by the Great Fire?
1/4
1/2
3/4
4/4
