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1
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___________________ came to the throne in 1603 as England entered the seventeenth century.

A

James I

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James I came to the throne in _____________ as England entered the seventeenth century.

A

1603

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3
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Conflict between those who supported the king and those who supported ________________ precipitated the ________________________.

A

Parliament; English Civil War

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4
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Who held the first leadership position during the Commonwealth?

A

Oliver Cromwell

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5
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The ______________________ began in 1660, and Charles II became the first monarch of the period.

A

Restoration

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The Restoration began in ____________, and ________________ became the first monarch of the period.

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1660; Charles II

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7
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The __________ happened in 1665. The ____________ happened in 1666.

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Great Plague; Great Fire

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8
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The Great Plague happened in ____________. The Great Fire happened in _______________.

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1665; 1666

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9
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The Glorious Revolution of 1688 took place without ______________ or ________________.

A

violence; bloodshed

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10
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What took place without violence or bloodshed? What year?

A

The Glorious Revolution; 1688

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11
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Who were England’s first constitutional monarchs?

A

William III and Mary II

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12
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The formation of the ___________________________ brought together scholars, scientists, and philosophers.

A

Royal Society

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13
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Name the five books John Milton wrote.

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L’ Allegro, Il Penseroso, Areopagitica, Paradise Lost, and Paradise Regained

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14
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Name the two works which John Bunyan wrote.

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The Pilgrim’s Progress, The Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners

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15
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The two greatest literary works to affect Christians during the seventeenth century were the _________________ and ______________.

A

King James Bible; The Pilgrim’s Progress

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16
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When was the KJV published?

A

1611

17
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When was The Pilgrim’s Progress published?

A

1678

18
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What is Milton’s great epic poem?

A

Paradise Lost

19
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What is Bunyan’s well loved and influential allegory?

A

The Pilgrim’s Progress

20
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What is the theme of The Pilgrim’s Progress?

A

The believer’s spiritual awakening and struggles in life

21
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Man’s fall in the Garden of Eden is the theme of ____________________.

A

Paradise Lost

22
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The best eyewitness account of the Great Plague and Fire was preserved for us by _____________.

A

Samuel Pepys

23
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In Annus Mirabilis, poet __________________ optimistically envisioned a renewed and revitalized London.

A

John Dryden

24
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The greatest architect of the latest 17th century was?

A

Sir Christopher Wren

25
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What is the familiar hymn written by Thomas Ken in the 17th century called?

A

Doxology

26
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Depose antonym and synonym

A

keep; remove

27
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Prestigious antonym and synonym

A

unknown; well-known/esteemed

28
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Ignominy antonym and synoynm

A

honor; shame/disgrace

29
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It’s one thing to ________ about doing right, but it’s another thing to _________ right.

A

think

30
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We will make right decisions if we exercise Godly _______________ and apply _____________ temperament qualities.

A

wisdom; positive