Flashcard on the English Civil War

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What were the three main issues that led to the English Civil War?

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Religion, Power, and Money

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Which religious group believed in a plain and serious style of worship? Options: Catholics, Puritans, Anglicans, Presbyterians

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Puritans

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What was Charles I's belief regarding his right to rule?

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He believed in the divine right of kings.

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How did Charles I respond when Parliament refused to grant him more taxes?

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He dismissed Parliament and did not call it back for 11 years.

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What event marked the official beginning of the English Civil War? Options: The execution of Charles I, The publication of the 19 propositions, Charles I marching into Parliament with soldiers, The Scottish invasion of England

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Charles I marching into Parliament with soldiers

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What was the significance of the 19 propositions published by Parliament?

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They proposed religious reforms and more power for Parliament.

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What was the outcome for Charles I after the Civil War?

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He was executed.

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What happened after Charles II was invited back to the throne in 1660?

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He had to agree to restrictions on royal power.

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How did the English Civil War change the future of the monarchy in England?

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It established a constitutional monarchy with limited royal power.

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Which of the following best describes the relationship between Parliament and Charles I throughout his reign?
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They worked collaboratively to govern the country.
They had a constant power struggle and conflict.
They completely ignored each other.
They were in agreement on most issues.

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They had a constant power struggle and conflict.