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Brassey's Story of England - pages 27 and 28


Brassey's Story of England - pages 27 and 28Versión en línea Brassey's Story of England - pages 27 and 28 por Vijo Gor 1 Why did Elizabeth I’s death create a new situation for England? a England was invaded b Parliament chose a king c She had no children, so a new royal line began d She ruled illegally 2 Who became king after Elizabeth died? a James, son of Mary Queen of Scots b William of Orange c Charles I d Oliver Cromwell 3 Why was James I unusual as king of England? a He was Catholic b He was elected by Parliament c He banned Parliament d He ruled both England and Scotland at the same time 4 Why did James I upset both Catholics and Puritans? a He refused to fully support either side b He dissolved Parliament c He persecuted everyone equally d He became Pope 5 What was the Gunpowder Plot? a A Puritan rebellion b A Dutch invasion c A Catholic plan to blow up Parliament and the king d A war with Scotland 6 Who were the Puritans? a Extreme Protestants wanting stricter religion b Merchants c Catholics loyal to the Pope d Royal supporters 7 Why did some Puritans leave England on the Mayflower? a To colonize new lands b To worship freely without state control of religion c To find gold d To escape war 8 What did Charles I believe about his own power? a Kings are elected b Kings serve merchants c Kings must obey Parliament d Kings are chosen by God, so they should have absolute power 9 What is this belief called? a Constitutional monarchy b Divine right of kings c Parliamentary sovereignty d Feudal loyalty 10 Why did Parliament refuse to give Charles I money? a They disagreed with his belief in absolute power b They wanted a republic c They supported Spain d They were poor 11 What was the real issue between Charles I and Parliament? a Personality b Foreign policy c Religion only d Who had the right to rule England — king or Parliament 12 What event directly triggered the English Civil War? a A plague b A foreign invasion c A tax revolt d Charles trying to arrest Members of Parliament 13 Who fought on Parliament's side? a Catholics b Royalists c Cavaliers d Roundheads 14 Who fought on the King's side? a Merchants b Puritans c Dutch d Cavaliers 15 Why was this war revolutionary? a The king was challenged by his own people and Parliament b It was the first war England fought c It involved Spain d It was about land 16 What happened to Charles I after the war? a He ruled again b He was captured and executed c He converted to Protestantism d He escaped 17 Why was executing the king a revolutionary act? a It pleased the Pope b It proved a king could be overthrown c It ended monarchy forever d Kings had never lost wars 18 What did England become after Charles I was executed? a A Dutch colony b A Catholic kingdom c A democracy d A republic without a king (the Commonwealth) 19 Who became the most powerful figure during the Commonwealth? a Oliver Cromwell b Parliament c Charles II d The Pope 20 Why did many people become disappointed with Cromwell's rule? a He abolished Parliament b He ruled like a dictator despite rejecting kingship c He was weak d He restored Catholicism 21 Why was Charles II invited back as king? a Cromwell demanded it b Spain invaded c People preferred monarchy to military dictatorship d Parliament failed 22 Which two disasters marked Charles II’s reign? a Floods and earthquakes b Rebellion and invasion c The Great Plague and the Great Fire of London d Famine and war 23 Who succeeded Charles II? a Cromwell b William of Orange c James II d Charles I 24 Why was James II quickly removed? a He was weak b He tried to restore Catholic power in a Protestant country c He lost a war d Parliament dissolved 25 Who was invited to take the throne instead? a A French king b The Pope c William III of Orange and Mary d Cromwell’s son 26 What pattern do we now see from Elizabeth’s death to 1688? a Religion stopped mattering b Parliament and society repeatedly resisted absolute monarchy c Kings gained unlimited power d England became feudal again

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Brassey's Story of England - pages 27 and 28Versión en línea

por Vijo Gor

Why did Elizabeth I’s death create a new situation for England?

Who became king after Elizabeth died?

Why was James I unusual as king of England?

Why did James I upset both Catholics and Puritans?

What was the Gunpowder Plot?

Who were the Puritans?

Why did some Puritans leave England on the Mayflower?

What did Charles I believe about his own power?

What is this belief called?

Why did Parliament refuse to give Charles I money?

What was the real issue between Charles I and Parliament?

What event directly triggered the English Civil War?

Who fought on Parliament's side?

Who fought on the King's side?

Why was this war revolutionary?

What happened to Charles I after the war?

Why was executing the king a revolutionary act?

What did England become after Charles I was executed?

Who became the most powerful figure during the Commonwealth?

Why did many people become disappointed with Cromwell's rule?

Why was Charles II invited back as king?

Which two disasters marked Charles II’s reign?

Who succeeded Charles II?

Why was James II quickly removed?

Who was invited to take the throne instead?

What pattern do we now see from Elizabeth’s death to 1688?