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Socials test- Wednesday February 24
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Preguntas del test (27)
1In what year was the Magna Carta created?
- A1267
- B1157
- C1215
- D1634
2Who was the Magna Carta for?
- AEveryone
- BKings
- CLandowners (Barons and Dukes)
- DPeasants
3Name 3 things stated in the Magna Carta
- Apunishment must fit the crime
- Bmust have an arrest warrant (Writ of Habeus Corpus)
- CThe king has all the power
- DKings gets what he wants
- ELaw cant be bribed
4James I
- Ano war
- BKing James Bible
- CWas mean
- Dbelieved in DRoKT
5James II
- AKing James Bible
- BReign of terror
- CAbdicates
- DCatholic
6Charles I
- AExecuted for treason
- BBelieved in DRoKT
- CStarts Civil War
- DAgreed with Parliament right away
7Charles II
- AGets revenge on Parliament for the death of his Father
- BTried to protect the religious freedoms of Catholics
- CConstitunional Rule
- DCreated the test act
8Mary & William of Orange
- AAgreed to the bill of rights
- Bhad almost no power
- Caccepts that parliament is primary ruler
- DDRoKT is gone
- EKilled people
9The glorious Revolution was when England went from a [blank_start]one man[blank_end] rule to a [blank_start]parliamentary[blank_end] rule.
- Aone man
- Bparliamentary
10DRoK= [blank_start]Divine[blank_end] [blank_start]right[blank_end] [blank_start]of[blank_end] [blank_start]kings[blank_end]
- Aright
- BDivine
- Cof
- Dkings theory
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What was the divine rights of kings theory?- AIt was that kings have total power, equal to God. Power to raise and destroy
- BRestricts the monarchs power making parliament the true government
12What was the bill of rights?
- ARestricts the monarchs power making parliament the true government
- BIt was that kings have total power, equal to God. Power to raise and destroy
13Oliver Cromwell
- AEnglish general,
- BPuritan statesman,
- CLord Protector
14Glorious Revolution-Kingly rule is over, England= Republic
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
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The idea of DRoK in conflict with the rule of parliament because it meant that the king had all the power and the people none. However the parliament wanted the people to get some power.- AVerdadero
- BFalso
16Mary and William of Orange were the first rulers to accept the bill of rights
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
17Petition of Rights was a list of Laws
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
18Why did the Stuarts come into conflict with the Parliament?
- Aconflict of belief
- BThey just felt like it
19Why was the charge of treason against Charles absurd?
- AHe was the king
- Bthey made it up
20Oliver Cromwell was a failure because he basically undid all his work
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
21What ideas about the rights of kings influenced the war?
- AThe law did not apply to them
- BThey could do whatever they wanted
- COther stuff
22Fill in the order of the transition from one man rule to parliamentary rule:
ONE MAN RULE ([blank_start]DRoK)[blank_end]
1)James I [blank_start]makes DRoKT, forcing it into gov't[blank_end]
2)[blank_start]Parliament gaining control.[blank_end] [blank_start]Charles comes up with schemes[blank_end] [blank_start]and court of star chamber[blank_end]
3)[blank_start]Charles needed money from parliament[blank_end] [blank_start]until he signed a new charter[blank_end] [blank_start]called the petition of right[blank_end]
4) [blank_start]Presbyterians and puritans are[blank_end] [blank_start]in an almost open revolt[blank_end]
5) [blank_start]Charles' closest advisers executed.[blank_end] [blank_start]Parliament debates Grand Remonstrance[blank_end]
6) [blank_start]Charles invades Parliament[blank_end] [blank_start]with 500 soldiers but they escaped[blank_end]
7) [blank_start]Civil war begins[blank_end]
8) [blank_start]Charles executed[blank_end]
9)[blank_start]Oliver Cromwell as Lord Protector[blank_end]
10) [blank_start]Charles II returns[blank_end] [blank_start]as a Constitutional Monarch[blank_end]
11) [blank_start]James II becomes King[blank_end]
12) [blank_start]James abdicates. (Glorious Revolution)[blank_end]
13) [blank_start]Mary and William of Orange[blank_end] [blank_start]become new royalty.[blank_end] [blank_start]Accept Bill of rights[blank_end]
PARLIAMENTARY RULE ([blank_start]Magna Carta[blank_end], [blank_start]Bill of Rights[blank_end])
- Amakes DRoKT, forcing it into gov't
- BParliament gaining control.
- CCharles comes up with schemes
- Dand court of star chamber
- ECharles needed money from parliament
- Funtil he signed a new charter
- Gcalled the petition of right
- HPresbyterians and puritans are
- Iin an almost open revolt
- JCharles' closest advisers executed.
- KParliament debates Grand Remonstrance
- LCharles invades Parliament
- Mwith 500 soldiers but they escaped
- NCivil war begins
- OCharles executed
- POliver Cromwell as Lord Protector
- QCharles II returns
- Ras a Constitutional Monarch
- SJames II becomes King
- TJames abdicates. (Glorious Revolution)
- UMary and William of Orange
- Vbecome new royalty.
- WAccept Bill of rights
- XDRoK)
- YMagna Carta
- ZBill of Rights
23How did the grand remonstrance benefit the parliament?
- AAll the accusations to the king about finance and everything but not directly to him, they had more proof against CHarles
- BThey could do whatever they wanted
24How did the Civil war change England?
- AIt got rid of the royal ruling and eventually turned it into a republic
- Bit didnt
25What measures did Charles use in his attempt to bring England into royal control
- AANSWER!!
- BANSWER!!!
26Causes of the Civil war
- Adifferent religions/ beliefs
- BDRoK
- CCharles and Parliament did nit get along
- DMary and William of Orange
27What were the consequences of the civil war?
- Aloss of Stability
- BCharles dies
- CNothing
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- Socials Review
- Autor
- Carissa McCarthy
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- English
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