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Charles I And The Civil War Flashcards

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When was the early modern period?

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1450-1750

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2
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When did Henry VIII break from Rome?

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1534

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When did Henry VIII come to power in England?

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1509

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When did Charles I become king?

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March 1625

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When did Charles declare war on parliament?

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22nd august 1642

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When was the battle of naesby and who won?

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1645, the parliamentarians

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When was Charles I executed?

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30 January 1649

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When was the interregnum?

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1649-1660

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Who started the religion of Protestantism?

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Martian Luther

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Who were puritans?

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Those who were extreme Protestants

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What is the divine right of kings?

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The belief that a king has been appointed by god and should expect total obedience from his subjects.

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Who did Charles I marry?

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A French Catholic princess called Henrietta Maria

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What were the nineteen propositions?

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A list of demands from parliament to the king. Also known as the grand remonstrance

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Next four monarchs after Henry VIII?

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Edward VI, Mary I, Elizabeth I, James I

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What is regicide?

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The killing of a monarch

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16
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Why did the royalists do better at the start of the war?

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-They had more money.
-They had better organisation and leaders.

17
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Parliament won at marston moor. Why?

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-they had more soldiers as the Scots joined them
-they attacked when the royalists weren’t ready

18
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Why was the new model army successful?

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-the men who were good soldiers were promoted to leaders
-the men were paid
-the men didn’t raid villages and towns
-the men were more disciplined

19
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When was marston moor?

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July 1644

20
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When was naesby?

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June 1645

21
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When was naesby?

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June 1645

22
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When was the earl of Stafford executed?

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May 1641 IMPORTANT

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