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Who is the new king after the death of Elizabeth?

King James I

What country is this new king from after Elizabeth's death?

Scotland

what is the last name of King James I and the new dynasty?

Stuart

what was king James I worst struggle with parliament over

money

who is the next kind that begins ruling in 1625

Charles I

4 points of the Petition of Rights

cant impression subjects without a cause


cant levy taxes without parliament


cant house soldiers in private homes


cant impose martial law with peace time

what idea did the petition of rights set fourth

law higher than king

king's supporters during the civil war were called

royalists/cavaliers

puritan supporters of parliament during civil war were called

roundheads/parliamentarians

leader of the parliment forces-"new Model Army"

oliver cromwell

what happened to the kind at the end of the civil war

sentences to death by treason

term for republican form of government following the civil war

commonwealth

because Charles II restored the monarchy, the period of rule is called

restoration

(law) prisoner knows the charge- monarch cant jail someone for opposing their rule

habeas corpus act

group that opposed James II as king

Whigs

group that supported James II as king

Tories

in 1688, what event made Parliament terrified of having catholic ind of kings

James's second wife gave birth to a son

who was invited to overthrow James II

William and Mary (netherlands)

the bloodless over throw of King James II is knows as

the glorious revolution

type of government where laws limited the ruler's power

constitutional monarchy

document lists what the ruler could not do

bill of rights

group of government officials (represent the majority party in parliment)

the cabinet

title of the leader of the majority party

prime minister

Order of kings(and queens)

Elizabeth I


James I


Charles I (James I son)


~Oliver Cromwell


Charles II


James II


William and Mary

What happens after the Glorious Revolution?

England became a constitutional monarchy


monarch(queen Elizabeth II)


cabinet


prime minister


oath of allegiance to the queen

prime minister
Then- leader of majority party in parliament, head of cabinet

modern day- legislative and executive power

cabinet
group of government officials

represent majority party in parliament


act in monarch’s interest

royal prerogative
tasks that are left to the monarch, which now fall onto the prime minister or the members of parliament

what part of England did the royalists control during all 4 years?

southwestern

how long did the civil war last

3 years