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Theory of the Balance of Power

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in this alliance there is always one nation that holds or controls the balance of power which is the nation that is the most necessary in the alliance

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“Sick Man” of Europe

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Spain

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King Charles II

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king of Spain; when he dies HRE and France will fight over his estate

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Dutch capitol

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The Hague

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two types of Protestants in Europe

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Orthodox and Arminius

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what did Arminius believe?

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toned down the finality of predestination

executed for heresy; later became common teaching

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7
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who do the Dutch replace as top trader?

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Portugal

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who is the top trader in the east?

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the Dutch

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how is the Dutch government set up?

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each province chooses an Estate General

each province chooses a Stat Holder but traditionally they choose the same one and he becomes the leader

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who is the first Stat Holder?

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William of Orange

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what is the major concern of the Dutch?

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military security

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why don’t the Burgers want war?

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it would disrupt trade

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The Navigation Acts

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passed by England

said that British colonies can’t trade with anyone but the UK unless using British ships

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effect of the Navigation Acts

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kills Dutch trade

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why are the Dutch concerned when France invades the Spanish Netherlands?

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the Dutch want to keep the Netherlands as a buffer zone between them and France

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what three countries is the UK made up of and what are their religions?

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  1. England: Anglicans
  2. Ireland: Catholic
  3. Scotland: Presbyterian
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Stewart Rulers in order

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  1. James I
  2. Charles I
  3. Charles II
  4. James II
  5. William and Mary
  6. Ann
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which religious group is persecuted in the Commonwealth?

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the Catholics

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Prides Purge

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Cromwell drives out members of Parliament who won’t agree to kill the king

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The Rump

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remaining members of Parliament after the purge who are responsible for the kings death

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The Levelers leader

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John Lilburne

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Agreement of the People

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document by the Levelers

  1. universal manhood suffrage
  2. equality in parliament representation
  3. written constitution
  4. religious tolerance
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Society of Friends (Quakers) founder

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George Fox

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SOF beliefs

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  1. equality

2. pacifism

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25
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Diggers founder

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Gerard Winstanly

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Diggers goal

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occupy common land without actually owning the property

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Fifth Monarchy Men

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radical puritans who turn against the commonwealth and are killed
believe the return of Christ is signaled but the fall of the monarchy

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why does the Commonwealth fail?

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  1. dictatorial government and heavy taxes
  2. Puritan role in execution of Charles I
  3. Puritan intolerance of the Anglican religion
  4. severe puritan moral code
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who is made king after the restoration of the monarchy?

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Charles II

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30
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why do the people like Charles II?

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  1. he doesn’t provoke parliament

2. he is supported by the church of England

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what laws were made to limit Puritans?

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  1. can’t hold public office
  2. ministers can’t teach school
  3. prohibit all Puritan religious meetings
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Act of Settlement

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each parish is responsible for their own poor

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result of the Act of Settlement

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economic growth is slowed because the population is demobilized

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34
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Declaration of Brida

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returns land to Cavaliers who supper the King in war

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35
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Test Act

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only members of the church of England can serve in the government or the military (targets Puritans/Catholics)

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36
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Whigs

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want to exclude James from the throne

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Torys

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supporters of King James

38
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Treaty of Dover

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between England and France

England will declare war on Holland in exchange for money

39
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why does England agree to the Treaty of Dover?

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Charles needed money to bypass parliament

40
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Why is James an unpopular king?

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  1. believes in Divine Right of Kings

2. Pro-Catholic (straw that breaks the camels back: has his son sprinkled/baptized into Catholicism)

41
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Battle of the Buoyan River

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William and Mary win; James flees to France

42
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goal of French Foreign Policy during William and Mary’s reign of England

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return James to the throne since they are his allies

43
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purpose of the English Bill of Rights

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  1. can’t suspend law
  2. can’t levy taxes
  3. can’t maintain an army
  4. parliament must meet frequently
44
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Toleration Act

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grants religious freedom to all Protestants

45
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Act of Settlement

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King of England can’t be Catholic (still stands today)

46
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purpose of the Penal Code

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to weaken Ireland so much that she wouldn’t be a threat in a war with France

47
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examples of the Penal Code

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  1. banish Catholic clergy
  2. Catholics can’t vote/be in Parliament
  3. Catholics can’t be teachers
  4. no catholics allowed at Trinity College
  5. can’t send kids to Catholic schools overseas
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who is the last Steward ruler?

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Ann

49
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Act of Union

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joins England and Scotland into the UK

50
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who is the king of Francy in the late 1600s?

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Louis XIV

51
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who is Louis’s chief advisor?

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Cardinal Mazarin

52
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what does Louis believe in?

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Divine Right of Kings

Absolutism

53
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what is Louis’ favorite book?

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“Political Ideas Derived from the Very Holy Words of Scripture” by Bishop Bossuet

54
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L’e’tat, c’est moi

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I am the State

55
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who becomes the role model for other governments?

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France; Louis XIV

56
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who is Louis’s minister of war?

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Marquis de Louvois

57
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how does Louis control the nobility?

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  1. by taxing them but giving exemptions to loyalists

2. requiring them to live in Versailles

58
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who is Louis’s financial minister?

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Jean Baptista Colbert

59
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what does Colbert do to help France?

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  1. introduces mercantilism

2. Five Free Farms: no internal tariff in certain zones

60
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who is paying most of the taxes in France?

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the peasants

61
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why do the Hugenots leave France?

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Louis revoked the Edict of Nance

62
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what did the Edict of Nance say?

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France tolerated Protestantism

63
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what were Louis’s goals?

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  1. extend France’s border to the Rhine River
  2. obtain Spanish inheritance
  3. create a universal monarchy
64
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results of the First French Dutch War

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French fail; nothing happens

65
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Treaty of Nimwegen

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ends the Second French Dutch War

gives French the Comte

66
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who saves Vienna from the Turks?

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King of Poland (John Seblansky)

67
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where are the Turks from and what religion are they?

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Ottoman Empire

Muslim

68
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what nations are a part of the League of Augsburg?

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  1. HRE
  2. Spain
  3. Sweden
  4. Bavaria
  5. Saxony
  6. Palentine
  7. Holland
  8. UK
69
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who is the League of Augsburg against?

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France

70
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why is the War of the Spanish Succession significant?

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first war where religious tension isn’t the main source

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who leads the UK Grand Alliance?

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John Churchill

72
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who leads the Holland/HRE/Brandenburg/Portugal/Savoy Grand Alliance?

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Eugene of Savoy

73
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what treaty ends the War of the SS?

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Peace of Ultrech

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results of the War of the SS?

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  1. English get Gibraltor
  2. Duke of Savoy (ruler of Sardenia) is officially recognized as king
  3. Spain gets to keep its colonies and Phillip V becomes their King (grandson of Louis)
  4. France is in debt, so the nobility and parliament is revived
75
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Why was the Stuart Dynasty unpopular?

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  1. Claimed the Divine Right of Kings
  2. Pursued Pro-Spain foreign policy
  3. Discriminated against Puritans
  4. High taxes
  5. Imprisoned political opponents without fair trial
  6. Raised money without Parliament approval
76
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What two ideas did James I believe in?

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  1. Royal absolutism

2. Divine Right of Kings

77
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True Law of Free Monarchy

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Idea of Divine Right of Kings

78
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What was James I’s #1 problem?

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Finances: not enough money

79
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Why were James I’s finances bad?

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Only parliament (which was growing in Puritans) could raise taxes and they were suspicious of James

80
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Who was King during the start of the English civil war?

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Charles I

81
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What is Charles big problem?

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He needs money but Parliament says no so he raises it himself

82
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Purpose of the Petition of Rights

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Parliament’s attempt to lessen the kings authority

83
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What did the Petition of Rights do?

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  1. Couldn’t levy taxes without Parliament’s consent
  2. People couldn’t be imprisoned without specific charge and provision of jury trial
  3. King couldn’t quarter soldiers in private homes without owners permission
84
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What does Charles do to defend the coast and shipping?

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Expand the navy by illegally raising money again

85
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What was Parliament called when it gained Puritans?

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long parliament

86
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What were supporters of the king called?

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Cavaliers

87
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What were supporters of parliament called?

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Roundheads

88
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Solemn League of Covenant

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Created by Roundheads

Presbyterianism would become official religion of England and Scotland to gain Scottish support of England

89
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Lord Protector of Commonwealth

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Oliver Cromwell

90
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What does the New Model Army do?

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Captures the king on trial for treason, behead Charles

Wins war

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