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| Why didn't Queen Elizabeth want to get married? |
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| She did not want to share her power. |
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| Name the rulers in order. |
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1. James I
2. Charles I
3. Oliver Cromwell
4. Charles II
5. James II
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| Why were some people upset with Charles I? |
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| He dissolved Parliament when they wouldn't give him money and he ignored the Petition of Right after he signed. |
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| What were supporters of King Charles I called? |
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| The Parliamentary forces were led by ..? |
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| What did James I think about the Parliament? |
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| He thought it wasn't his job to please Parliament. Parliament didn't want to pay for all his expensive courts and wars. |
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1. What religion was James I?
2. Did he make Puritan reforms? |
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1. Calvinist
2. He only agreed to a new translation of the Bible. |
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| What happened to Charles I? |
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| What were Puritants also called? |
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| How did Oliver Cromwell rule? |
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| He ruled as a military dictator. |
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| Who ruled during the Restoration period? |
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| Gave prisoner a right to obtain a document requiring that a prisoner be brought before a court or judge so it can be decided whether his imprisonment is legal. |
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| What groups were the ancestors off England's first political parties? |
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| A nonviolent revolution in which leaders of Britain’s Parliament invited Mary, daughter of King James II, and her husband, the Dutch ruler William of Orange, to replace King James II. |
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| Constitutional Monarchy/Limited Monarchy |
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| When a monarchy's power is limited by law. |
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| Who signed the English Bill of Rights? |
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| William and Mary, before they took power. |
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| Why wasn't James II popular? |
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| He was a Catholic and he believed in ruling as an absolute monarch. |
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| A republican government based on the common good of all people. |
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