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Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDClick Once to BeginJEOPARDY!Unit 2 English Civil War

1Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDThis political party opposed the Catholic monarchy.

66Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDWhigs67Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDHe was the famous Tudor with many wives.

4Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDNickname of those who supported Parliament during the English Civil War

14Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDThe two countries outside of England where Cromwell crushed rebellions.

19Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDThis is the term that refers to placing Charles II on the throne of England

25Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDHe was the last Catholic King of England.

30Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDShe would officially establish the Church of England

5Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDHe became King after Elizabeth I

10Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDNickname of those who support the King during the English Civil War

15Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDPeople of this religion were persecuted by Cromwell

20Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDThese are the names of the two political parties that formed in the English Parliament.

26Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDTerm referring to any Christian religion where the Pope is not the head of the church.

31Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDThis is why Henry VIII split from the Catholic Church.

6Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDBoth Charles I and James I believed in this type of rule for the king.

11Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDThis was the reason the Royalists were successful during the early part of the war.

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Daily Double!!!21Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDWhen William of Orange and Mary come to England to become monarchs is known as this event.

27Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDLaw passed by Parliament to prevent Catholics from working in government jobs.

32Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDMary Tudor persecuted people of what religion.

7Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDReason for the King marching the army into Parliament

12Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDCharge that Charles I was found guilty of and sentenced to death for.

17Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDThis is the reason Cromwell was able to hold onto power.

23Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDDocument signed by William and Mary that made it clear parliament was the real government.

28Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDThese are the names of the two houses Parliament was divided into.

33Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDWhy was Elizabeth I such a popular ruler.

8Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDThe name of Parliaments legal document that would limit the kings powers. The king refused to sign it.

13Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDThis was the name given to the parliament after the army expelled all of the Presbyterians, leaving only Puritans to rule.

18Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDStrong Puritan rules imposed on the people by Cromwell

24Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDTerm describing a government where the powers of the king and parliament are set out in law.

29Template byBill Arcuri, WCSDThis legal document that gave Parliament its original powers was signed by King John in 1215.

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