1. What were some character traits of James VI? How were his political relations with Parliament?
He was an autocratic king from Scotland, he was well educated.
2. Why did Charles I go eleven years without calling for a Parliamentary session?
He lost in war to Spain his ministers were hated and his father ridiculed him, he became angry and decided not to hold parliament.
3. Describe the religious issues between Charles I and Parliament.
One side was Anglican the other side was Presbyterian
4. Describe the positions taken by the following groups:
Cavaliers:
The king and those who supported him--the Royalist party
Puritans:
They were independents Anglicans and Presbyterians
5. Why did Charles enter Parliament?
He believed the Parliament had gone too far in issuing the Grand Remonstrance.
6. Who emerged as the leader of the Parliamentary forces (Independents)?
The Independents dominated the Parliamentary army.
7. Why did Charles wish to negotiate with the Scots and not with Parliament?
Because Parliament was dominated by the opposing party
8. What was the outcome of the trial of King Charles I?
He was charged with subverting the fundamental laws and liberties of the nation and with maliciously making war on the Parliament and people of England
9. How did Cromwell seize power from Parliament?
He shouted in the middle of a session “Come, come! I will put an end to your prating. You are no Parliament. I say you are no Parliament. I will put an end to your sitting."
10. What was the title that Cromwell adopted?
Lord Protector of the Commonwealth
11. What is the “Restoration”?
After Cromwell died the Royalists began restoring there party's power.
12. What was the result of the Glorious Revolution?
It marked the end of the civil war in Europe.
