English Civil War and Glorious Revolution

Limited Monarchy Vocab

• Tudors
• Parliament
• Charles I
• Petition of Rights
• English Civil War
• Limited Monarchy
• Republic
• Glorious Revolution
• Bill of Rights
• Constitutional Monarchy
• The Tudors were a family of kings and queens of England.
• Parliament is the law-making body of England.
• Charles I was crowned king in 1625, he tried to rule without Parliament.
• The Petition of Rights is a document that limits the power of a king
• It was a war that lasted from 1642-1651
• A monarchy that rules with lmited power.
• A system of government that the people can vote for representatives to run the government.
• An event when Parliament brought back the English monarchy back in 1688.
• A list of rights that England, its Parliament and its monarchy, had agreed to.
• A constitutional monarchy is a king or queen who is limited by a set of laws; constitution.

Multiple Choice

• Constitutional Monarchy is...
• The Glorious Revolution was...
• A republic is...
• The English Civil War was...
• The Petition of Rights is...
• Charles I was...
• Parliament is...
• The Tudors were...
• A monarchy with limited or absolute power?
• An event where the monarchy was brought back or killed?
• A system where the people have no power or do?
• A war with another country or with itself?
• A document to limit or increase a monarchs power?
• A king who tried to rule with or without Parliament?
• A body in England that makes laws or a band of criminals that steals dogs?
• A Chinese royal family or an English royal family?

Diapositiva 3

• English Civil War
• Bill of Rights
• It was a war that lasted from 1642-1651, the war was started due to a conflict between Charles I and Parliament. The war was made up of supporters of the king, and supporters of Parliament.
• A list of rights that England, its Parliament and its monarchy, had agreed to. The rights include civil rights, freedom of speech, press, and religion.

Diapositiva 4

• True: Parliament is a law-making body in England.
• False: Petition of Rights is a document that is meant to increase the power of the king
• True: The English Civil War started in 1642 and ended in 1651.
• True: The Repbublic is a government that the people can vote for representatives to run the government.
• Petition of Rights is a document that was created in 1628, initiated by Sir Edward Coke. It is a statement that consists of civil liberties of which the piece was sent by the English Parliament to Charles I. The document stated that no taxes could be had without consenet of Parliament, and that no person could be imprisoned without reason shown. Parliament forced the king to agree to it, as the king did many things Parliament disagreed with; taxation without Parliaments consent, and trial-less imprisionment.

Diapositiva 5

• Charles I was born in Scotland in 1600, he started the English Civil War due to his want to be an absolute monarch.
• Puritans were members of the Church of England, they wished to purify the church of Catholicism.
• King Henry VIII had married six women, due to his want for a son. He had a few sons who died stillborn or shortly after birth, or were miscarried. One son did survive, however, King Edward VI.
• Charles I did not want to sign the Petition of Rights.