history, term 1, first civil war Flashcards

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When was Charles I coronated?

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2nd of February, 1626

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2
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When was Charles I excecuted?

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16th of August, 1649

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3
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What did Charles I believe he had?

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The Divine right of Kings

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4
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How many years were Parliament shut down for?

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11 years

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5
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Why did Charles ignore parliament/ shut it down for 11 years?

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He wanted more power

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6
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Who lead the parliamentarians?

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Oliver Cromwell

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7
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Oliver Cromwell introduced the…

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New model Army

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8
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Who took over after Oliver Cromwell?

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His son

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9
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What happened to Oliver Cromwell son?

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Parliament thought he wasn’t a good fit

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10
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Who took over after Oliver Cromwells son?

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Charles II

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11
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Who was Charles I married to?

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Henrietta Maria of France

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12
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Who was Charles II brother?

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James II

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13
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Why couldn’t any of Charles II children take the throne when he died?

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They were all Illegitimate

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14
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Who took over after Charles II?

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His brother James II

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15
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Who was Charles II married to?

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Catherine of Braganza, princess of Portugal

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16
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What were the two sides of the English civil war?

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Royalists, Parliamentarians

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17
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Why did Parliament not like when James II came to power?

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He was Catholic

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18
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What religion was Oliver Cromwell?

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Puritan

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19
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Why did Parliament prefer James’ daughter Mary over James?

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She was Protestant

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20
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Why did James II give up the throne?

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He was scared of the army his daughter and son in law, Mary and William of Orange, had amassed

21
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What title did Oliver Cromwell give himself?

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Lord Protector

22
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What year did Oliver Cromwell die?

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3rd September, 1658

23
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When did Charles II come to power?

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23rd April, 1661

24
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What years did the First English Civil War take place?

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1642 to 1651

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Who were the main opposing forces in the First English Civil War?
The Royalists (Cavaliers) and the Parliamentarians (Roundheads)
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True or False: The First English Civil War was primarily fought over issues of religion and governance.
True
27
Fill in the blank: The First English Civil War began when King Charles I attempted to arrest five members of _______.
Parliament
28
What was the name of the document that outlined the grievances of Parliament against King Charles I?
The Grand Remonstrance
29
Which battle is considered the first major battle of the First English Civil War?
The Battle of Edgehill
30
What was the outcome of the Battle of Naseby in 1645?
A decisive victory for the Parliamentarians
31
Who was the leader of the New Model Army?
Oliver Cromwell
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True or False: The New Model Army was formed by the Royalists.
False
33
What was the primary goal of the Parliamentarians during the war?
To limit the power of the monarchy and establish parliamentary sovereignty
34
Multiple choice: Which of the following was a key advantage for the Parliamentarians? A) Stronger cavalry B) Better funding C) Control of London
C) Control of London
35
What significant event occurred in 1646 regarding King Charles I?
He surrendered to the Scots.
36
Fill in the blank: The _______ Agreement was a peace treaty proposed to end the conflict.
Newcastle
37
What was one consequence of the First English Civil War?
The establishment of the Commonwealth of England.
38
True or False: The First English Civil War ended with the execution of King Charles I.
False
39
What role did religion play in the First English Civil War?
It was a significant factor, with conflicts between Anglicans, Puritans, and Catholics.
40
Which group was known for their radical religious views during the First English Civil War?
The Levellers
41
Multiple choice: What event marked the end of the First English Civil War? A) The Restoration B) The Second English Civil War C) The Treaty of Uxbridge
B) The Second English Civil War
42
What was the significance of the Battle of Marston Moor?
It was one of the largest battles and a turning point for the Parliamentarians.
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Fill in the blank: The _______ was a military organization that played a crucial role in the Parliamentarian victory.
New Model Army
44
Who was the King of England during the First English Civil War?
King Charles I
45
True or False: The First English Civil War resulted in the establishment of a constitutional monarchy.
False
46
What was the role of the Scots in the First English Civil War?
They initially supported the Parliamentarians against the King.
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What was one of the main reasons for the Parliamentarians' success?
Effective leadership and military organization.
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Multiple choice: Which battle concluded with the capture of King Charles I? A) Battle of Naseby B) Battle of Edgehill C) Battle of Marston Moor
A) Battle of Naseby
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What was the fate of King Charles I after the war?
He was executed in 1649.