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Brassey's Story of England - pages 27 and 28

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Brassey's Story of England - pages 27 and 28
 

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Brassey's Story of England - pages 27 and 28

by Vijo Gor
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Why did Elizabeth I’s death create a new situation for England?

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Who became king after Elizabeth died?

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Why was James I unusual as king of England?

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Why did James I upset both Catholics and Puritans?

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What was the Gunpowder Plot?

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Who were the Puritans?

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Why did some Puritans leave England on the Mayflower?

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What did Charles I believe about his own power?

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What is this belief called?

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Why did Parliament refuse to give Charles I money?

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What was the real issue between Charles I and Parliament?

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What event directly triggered the English Civil War?

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Who fought on Parliament's side?

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Who fought on the King's side?

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Why was this war revolutionary?

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What happened to Charles I after the war?

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Why was executing the king a revolutionary act?

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What did England become after Charles I was executed?

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Who became the most powerful figure during the Commonwealth?

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Why did many people become disappointed with Cromwell's rule?

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Why was Charles II invited back as king?

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Which two disasters marked Charles II’s reign?

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Who succeeded Charles II?

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Why was James II quickly removed?

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Who was invited to take the throne instead?

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What pattern do we now see from Elizabeth’s death to 1688?

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