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All the following are children of Henry VIII except one:


• Elizabeth I


•Mary Queen of Scots


•queen Bloody Mary


•Edward VI

Mary Queen of Scots

All the following are true about Henry VIII relationships with his wicks except one:


•he divorced Catherine of Aragon


•he charged Jane Seymour with treason and executed her


•he charged Anne Boleyn with adultery, put her on trial and executed her


• he divorced Anne of Cleves and was outlived by Catherine

He charged Jane Seymore with treason and executed her.

All the following are true about Henry VIII except one:


•since the death of his brother, Arthur her was the legitimate heir to the thrown


• he was very talented a good musician he spoke french Latin and Spanish well and was religious


• he was married to a Spanish princess Catherine of Aragon


• he did not like war expecially with France and Scotland.

He was no interested in war

Define treason

Putting the country in danger

Henry VIII wanted a divorce from Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn because......

They could only produce daughters and no sons

All are true except one about Bloody Mary:


•she persecuted catholics


• She convinced people for heredy and burned them at the stake


•she was married to Philip of Spain


• she was the daughter of Catherine of Aragon

She didn't persecute catholics


All the following are true about Elizabeth I except one:


• she was referred to the Virgin queen


•she shared power with parliament


• she influenced with growth of a great England -a land of peace and plenty


•she dicouraged the arts and overseas exploration and expansion


She didn't discourage the arts

Define absolute monarchy

A country governed by a king or queen with total authority over all matters

All the following rulers were absolute monarchs except one:


•Charles I


•Henry VIII


• Mary I


• William and Mary

Charles I

All the following are true about Charles I except one:


• he won the civil war


• he refused to call parliament for 11 years


•he was the son of James I


• he believed in the " Divine right of kings"

He did not win the civil war

Civil war is a conflict between two or more.....

Groups of nations

Define monarch

King or queen

What order do these go in:


a) charles I is executed


b) Oliver Cromwell rules England


c) english civil war begins


d)the bill of rights is passes in parliament

C , A , B D

Oliver Cromwell was all of these except one


•Lord protector


•catholic


• leader of Parliaments army


• victorious in the english civil war

Catholic

Define republic

Government with without monarchy

Define revolution

A sudden and violent process to achieve change


Before the revolution about 28 million people lived in France which was the largest group of people


•towns workers


•the bourgeoisie


•peasants


•The nobles ot land holders

Town workers

The members of the French bourgeoisie were influenced by the ideas of all the following except one


•Louis XVI


•Locke


Rousseau


•Montesquieu

Louis XVI

Who believed that " people had a right to rule themselves and that the rulers power must be limited".?

Robespierre

All the following are true about the 3 estates in France but one:


• they were unequal in weather and in living conditions


•several million people mostly from the 3rd estate were so poor that they had to rely on charity to stay alive


they were an equal in numbers and in privileges


each state had to pay taxes to the government

Each estate had to pay taxes to the government

The French Revolution began when ...

Louis XVI called the last meeting of the Estates General

What best describes the power of Louie XVI


•democratic


•absolute


•limited


•intermittent

Absolute

All the following are directly associated with the reign of terror except one:


• the law of suspects


• mass executions by guillotine


• revolts in the countryside


• the protection of Christian religion its churches possessions and priest


• price controls to halt rise in food prices

the law of suspects

What promised citizens of France freedom rights of property and the right to change their government?

Charter of rights and freedom