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Republic and Restoration of Britain (Chapter 14)

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Completa el juego con las palabras correctas basadas en la presentacion de "Republic and Restoration of Britain"

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Empieza por A

Protestant group that emerged in England in the 16th century, characterized by being a middle way between Catholicism and Protestantism and defend their ideas and their churches

Empieza por B

Place where the first political parties emerged

Empieza por C

Surname of a East Anglian gentleman farmer

Contiene la D

Surname of the English politician, republican political theorist and colonel who had argued that government was based upon the consent of the people, and that the powers of the king must be strictly limited.

Empieza por E

Country with whom to share a king along with Scotland

Empieza por F

Country that was England's main enemy and was defeated with the cooperation of England and Holland

Empieza por G

For waging war against their kingdom and Parliament, they found King Charles I as...

Empieza por H

One of England's main enemies, but they resolved their differences through competition in trade and agreed to peace.

Empieza por I

A country where the Catholicism of James II had awakened the hopes of those who had lost their lands to Protestant settlers.

Empieza por J

Month in which King Charles I was executed

Empieza por L

Name of the French ruler who was admired by King Charles II

Empieza por M

Name of the wife of King William of Orange

Empieza por N

Group composed of Catholics and Puritans who did not agree or conform with the Anglican Church

Empieza por O

King William's surname

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Group of men who believed they could build the kingdom of God in England.

Empieza por R

Act of the Parliament of England limiting the power of the monarchy and establishing civil and constitutional rights for subjects signed in 1689

Empieza por S

Sweet carbohydrates that became a fad from which Britain had not recovered. They were cultivated in the West Indies.

Empieza por T

Group who defended the authority of the Crown and the Church, and were natural heirs to the royalist position.

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City where a treaty was signed in 1713, where France accepted limits on its expansion. It accepted Queen Anne as the true monarch of Great Britain.

Contiene la V

Group who wanted a new equality among all men and they wanted Parliament to meet every 2 years

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A day of the weekend that was not allowed to play and was one of the reasons why Cromwell's reign was unpopular

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