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U6 L1 English Revolution: Divine Right (Cavaliers) Flashcards

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Which country led in the age of revolutions?

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England

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What century was the age of absolutism in most countries of Europe?

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17th century

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3
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Why were English kings not as powerful as other European monarchs?

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because of prominence of Parliament

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4
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Although the Tudors acted on the principle of the divine right of kings, what did they NOT do?

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they did not emphasize it

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5
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What is the Parliament?

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The supreme legislature of Great Britain

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6
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What is divine right?

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King’s belief that his rule is God’s will

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Who were the Cavaliers?

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Supporters of Charles I

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Who were the Roundheads?

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Members of the anti-monarch, pro-Parliament party in England

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9
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Who were the Roundheads led by?

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Oliver Cromwell

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10
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Who won the rebellion in England?

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Roundheads

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11
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What government did Oliver Cromwell establish?

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commonwealth

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12
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What is commonwealth

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govt where sovereignty is given to the people

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13
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Which monarchy ruled England in the 1500s?

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Tudor monarchy

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14
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What was the last monarch of the Tudor era?

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Elizabeth I

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15
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Which period was the final chapter in the Renaissance era?

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Elizabethan period

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16
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Who were two famous Englishmen during the Renaissance era?

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William Shakespeare and Francis Bacon

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What is Francis Bacon known for?

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  • lawyer-philosopher

- his views were aimed at solving human problems

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18
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What did Elizabeth I manage to accomplish during her reign?

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  • avoided war by using friendships with foreign ministers/ambassadors to gain political and international favors
  • Elizabeth architecture produced
  • Britain became naval power after defeating Spanish Armada
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19
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What line of English rulers did James I/James VI start?

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Stuarts

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20
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When did James VI of Scotland become James I of England?

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1603

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21
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What was James I/VI’s relationship to Elizabeth I?

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Elizabeth’s cousin

22
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How did the English citizens view James I upon his taking the throne?

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foreigner who could not empathize with their problems

23
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Did James I have a good relationship with Parliament?

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no

24
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Who were the Stuarts?

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royal family of England, beginning with James I

25
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What is a monarchy?

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govt by a hereditary sovereign with complete control

26
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What was the difference between Elizabeth I and James I as rulers of England?

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E- House of Lords and House of Commons rarely opposed Elizabeth I
J- opposition

E- people knew shortcomings but aware of her love for them and country
J- demanded proposals accepted without explanation to Parl or people

27
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How did the economy decline during James I’s rule?

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  • shift from farming to sheep raising

- increasing inflation in 1600s

28
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During James I’s reign, he fought with the people of England and the Parliament over what?

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  • money
  • religion
  • foreign affairs
29
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How did James I obtain funds after Parliament would not grant it?

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  • selling nobility titles

- pressuring Englishmen to make loans on him

30
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How did James I make himself unpopular regarding the German Protestants?

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  • refused to help German Protestants in 30 years war against Catholics
  • disturbed Puritans
31
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Most Englishmen during James I’s reign were of which religion?

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Protestant

32
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What church did the Puritans want to purge?

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Anglican Church

33
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What is Anglican?

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Church of England or member of Church of England

34
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What was one positive accomplishment of James I?

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translation of Bible (King James Version)

35
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What is the King James Version of the Bible also known as?

A

Authorized Version

36
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Who succeeded James I and when?

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Charles I in 1625

37
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What unpopular wars involving which countries did Charles I become involved with?

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France and Spain

38
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When Parliament resisted Charles I’s taxation and church policy in 1629, what did he do?

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  • dissolved Parl

- net 11 years England was ruled without Parliament

39
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What did Charles I do when he dissolved the parliament?

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  • taxed towns
  • levied fines
  • held secret trials without jury
40
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Where did Charles I attempt to establish an Anglican church in?

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Calvinistic scotland

41
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What is Calvinist?

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follower of French theologian, John Calvin

42
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When the Scottish retaliated against the Anglican church, what did Charles I call?

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GHOST BUSTE- no, Parliament, which became the Long Parliament

43
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When did the Long Parliament begin and how long did it last?

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1640, 20 years

44
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When did civil war break out between the Long Parliament and Charles I?

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1642

45
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Who did the Cavaliers consist of?

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  • Anglicans
  • Catholics
  • nobles
  • groups who favored traditional power
46
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How did the Cavaliers appear?

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long, curled hair

47
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Who did the Roundheads primarily consist of?

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Protestants

48
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What did the Roundheads want?

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  • limited monarchy

- less Catholic Anglican church

49
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Who were the best organized, militant of the Roundheads, and took lead in opposition to the king?

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Puritans

50
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Who were the Tories?

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  • Member of English political party succeeding Cavaliers

- wanted strong king

51
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Who were the Whigs?

A
  • Members of English political party succeeding roundheads

- wanted power in hands of Parl

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