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English Society
The Early Stuarts
Fight with Parliament
The Civil War
Restoration Revolution
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The document, signed by John I, that stated that
no one, not even the King, is above the law.
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What was the Magna Carta?
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An elderly woman who knew about medicine or lived
alone with a cat.
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What is a Witch
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Group of Ultra Conservative Protestants who
desire simple churches and believe in strict
morality.
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Who were Puritans?
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Name three Ordeals that courts would use to
prove someone was a witch.
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1. Ducking Chair2. Prick moles to see if they
bleed or there is pain3. Throw off a cliff, if
they fly they are a witch4. Throw in a lake, if
drown they are a witch5. any strange animals
enter the room while they are torturing the
suspect
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Defeating the Spanish Armada allowed England rule
the seas and begin collecting many of these.
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What is colonies?
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A king, queen, emperor or empress with unlimited
power..
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What is an absolute monarch?
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James I, Charles I, Charles II and James II are
members of this royal family.
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What is the Stuarts?
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The term for the belief that the Stuarts had
about their unlimited power which they believed
was sanctioned by God.
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What is The Divine Rights of Kings?
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This is reason why the Scottish upset with
Charles I.
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What is he tried to make them worship in the
style of the Church of England?
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This parliament was dissolved After only being in
session for 3 Weeks when they refused to
give Charles money to fight the Scot.
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What is the Short Parliament
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The Royal Court where people had no legal rights.
Charles used it to convict, imprison and fine
his enemies.
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What was the Court of Star Chamber?
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This document created by Parliament would have
cut Charles the Is ability to govern as King.
This is also the document Parliament was
discussing when Charles attacked.
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What was the Grand Remonstrance?
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What were the names of the two advisors of
Charless despised by most of the population and
why were they hated?
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Lord Strafford found more taxes to raise money
for CharlesArchbishop Laud Insisted on
decorating churches that the Puritans simplified
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5 ways that Charles I raised money and angered
the people of England.
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What was1. forced people to make loans to the
Crown2. mortgaged royal properties3. collected
customs (tonnage/poundage)4. billeted
soldiers5. sold noble titles6. raised
taxes7. Eventually sold the crown jewels
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The charge brought against Walter Prynne for
writing satirical plays about the government.
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What is seditious libel?
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The definition of a civil war.
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What is a war where people within a country fight
against each other?
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The name of the charge against Charles after the
Civil War.
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What is Treason?
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Whenever they opposed him, Charles did this to
Parliament.
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What is dissolve it?
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How Oliver Cromwell requested to have his
portrait painted.
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What is warts and all!?
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When Charles supporters left Parliament to fight
for him, these two religious groups were left to
administer parliament.
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Who were the Presbyterians and Puritans?
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Cromwell removed this group from Northern Ireland
by kicking them off of their land and replacing
them with English Protestants.
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Who were the Catholics?
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These laws prohibited sinful activities from
occurring in England.
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What were The Blue Laws?
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The political groups that formed during the civil
war and fought against each other. Both were
known for their HAWWWT hairstyles
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Who were the Cavaliers (supported monarchy) and
the Roundheads (Parliamentarian Forces)?
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The term refers to when someone gives something
up or renounces it.
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What is a abdicate?
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After the bloody assizes, the English wanted to
get rid of James II. They did so by putting his
sister Mary and William of Orange on the throne
in a bloodless rebellion. What was it called?
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What was the Glorious Revolution?
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Religion and Monarchs

• Name the Catholic Monarchs in England during the
  period we have studied

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Who was James II (only openly Catholic one,
others just Catholic leaning)