English Revolution

Question 0

After the English revolution what kind of government was in place?

Answer 0

Constitutional monarchy

Question 1

Before the English revolution what kind of government was in place?

Answer 1

Absolute monarchy

Question 2

What was the major cause of the English revolution?

Answer 2

Charles lived an extravagant life(much money wasted(taxes went up))
People were against the Devine right of kings

Question 3

Who were the people, rulers, and revolutionaries of the English revolution?

Answer 3

Oliver Cromwell(Puritan)
Charles I(king)
Roundheads(supported Cromwell)

Question 4

What was the time period of the English revolution?

Answer 4

1642-1649

Question 5

What did the Magna Carta do?

Answer 5

Gave people rights

Question 6

What is a republic?

Answer 6

A country without a monarch

Question 7

Where did skilled workers belong to?

Answer 7

Guilds

Question 8

What were women often thought to be?

Answer 8

Witches

Question 9

What did Stuart kings believe in?

Answer 9

The Devine right of kings

Question 10

What was the court of star chamber?

Answer 10

A secret court Charles I had

Question 11

What were witches?

Answer 11

Unmarried women who practiced medicine

Question 12

Who were Laud and Strafford?

Answer 12

Charles advisors

Question 13

What was the new model army?

Answer 13

Led by Oliver Cromwell to stop kings army

Question 14

Who was Oliver Cromwell?

Answer 14

Lord protector
Dictator
Ruled England 1649-1658

Question 15

What’s was the blue laws(rump parliament?

Answer 15

Stopped sports, dancing and Christmas

Question 16

What did the restoration ask

Charles II?

Answer 16

To return as a constitutional monarch

Question 17

What did Charles II want to rule by?

Answer 17

Divine rights

Question 18

What religion was James II and was did he want to rule by?

Answer 18

Catholic

Divine right of kings

Question 19

What was the glorious revolution?

Answer 19

William and Mary agreed to rule with parliament

Question 20

What was the bill of rights?

Answer 20

Freedom of speech for parliament