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How powerful was Parliament to be in relation to the monarch?

The power of the monarch = Very little

Who succeeded Elizabeth I?

James I

Why did James l resent the Parliament?

He wanted to rule alone

Why did Charles l fail to keep peace?

He had a Catholic wife that led to mistrust among the protestant people.

What is Divine rights?

Kings are chosen by and answerable only by God

When was the civil war?

1642-1651

What was the commonwealth?

The republic


Ruled by parliament

Which type of leader was General Oliver Cromwell?

A very brutal leader, especially against the Catholics.

Why was the reiteration necessary in 1660?

There was a huge fear for a new civil war

Which lesson had been learned by the Civil war?

1. Parliament learnt they could not rule without a king/queen.


2. King learnt that the parliament was the stronger of two.

Why did the monarchy and parliament struggle to find balance of power?

Because the house of Stuarts continued to produce heirs with strong catholic ties.

What did the Parliament decide in 1701?

That the future leader had to be protestant.

When and Why did the Scottish accept the union?

In 1707.


Because they wanted to avoid claims from the Stuarts.

What is the plantation of Ulster?

When the Irish of Ulster rebelled king Henry 8 gave their land to Scotts and English Protestants.

How was the Irish treated by the Protestant Ascendency?

They were tortured, massacres and suppression.

Which effects did the Enlightenment have on the British community?

It lead to an industrialization. which lead to new inventions like spinning jenny, steam engines, better health care and free marked economy.

Name three countries that were under the British Empire.

America, Austria, India, New Zealand.



When was slave trade outlawed?

1807

What did they struggle with at home?

Unemployment, long working hours, child labour, poverty, people being replaced by machines, few people could vote.

What was the period 1837-1901 called?

The Victorian age.

What new principles did they have in the Victorian age?

fear trade, equality, large degree of freedom of speech/ religion.

Why did Britain lose their position?

The oder nations became stronger due to the spread of the industrial revolution.