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English Revolution mastery factsOnline version English Revolution mastery facts by Vijo Gor 1 What do historians mean when they talk about the English Revolution? a Only the Glorious Revolution b A peasant uprising c Only the execution of Charles I d A long struggle that included the English Civil War and Glorious Revolution 2 What best describes Parliament in the Early Modern Age? a A military council of generals b A council of ruling-class groups advising the king c A religious court run by bishops d A democratic assembly representing all people 3 What was the Magna Carta (1215)? a A declaration of peasant rights b A constitution for democracy c A religious law d An agreement limiting the king's power in favor of nobles 4 How is Parliament connected to the Magna Carta? a Parliament enforced religion b It grew from nobles' right to approve taxes and advise the king c Parliament replaced the king d Parliament was created by peasants 5 What was England like under Elizabeth I? a A strong Protestant monarchy with growing bourgeois power b A weak feudal kingdom c A Catholic absolute monarchy d A republic 6 Why did the bourgeoisie support Elizabeth I? a She favored feudal landlords only b She ended Parliament c She abolished monarchy d She backed trade, industry, and Protestantism 7 What kind of relationship existed between Elizabeth I and the bourgeoisie? a A feudal–bourgeois partnership b A democratic alliance c A religious hierarchy d A military dictatorship 8 Who ruled after Elizabeth I? a Charles I b William of Orange c James I (Stuart dynasty) d Oliver Cromwell 9 What did the Stuarts believe in? a Constitutional monarchy b Republicanism c Parliamentary democracy d Absolute monarchy 10 What is an absolute monarchy? a Shared power with peasants b A system where the king rules without limits c Rule by nobles d A king elected by Parliament 11 Why did the English bourgeoisie oppose the Stuarts? a They opposed Protestantism b Stuarts taxed without consent and restricted trade c Stuarts favored democracy d Stuarts reduced Parliament’s size 12 Who was king at the start of the revolution? a James I b William III c Charles I d Charles II 13 Why did Charles I fight Parliament? a Parliament wanted monarchy abolished b Parliament supported Catholicism c Parliament wanted independence d He wanted absolute power and control over taxes 14 What was the first phase of the English Revolution? a The Industrial Revolution b The English Civil War c The Glorious Revolution d The Restoration 15 Who were the Cavaliers? a Supporters of Parliament b Mostly bourgeois merchants c Catholic peasants d Supporters of the king, mainly feudal nobles 16 Who were the Roundheads? a Foreign mercenaries b Royalist nobles c Supporters of Parliament, bourgeoisie, Puritans, common people d Catholic clergy 17 Who led the Civil War against the king? a Oliver Cromwell b James I c William of Orange d Charles II 18 What happened to King Charles I? a He converted religions b He fled c He was imprisoned for life d He was executed in 1649 19 Why was executing Charles I revolutionary? a It showed a king could be overthrown b Kings often died c It strengthened feudalism d It restored monarchy 20 What did England become after Charles I’s execution? a A republic called the Commonwealth b A constitutional monarchy c A theocracy d A democracy 21 Who ruled England after Charles I? a Parliament alone b Charles II c Oliver Cromwell d The Pope 22 Why did Cromwell rule as a dictator? a He wanted monarchy back b Parliament forced him c He supported Catholicism d To stop royalist uprisings and enforce Protestant rule 23 What happened after Cromwell died? a Spain invaded b Democracy began c Parliament dissolved d The monarchy was restored under Charles II 24 Did the monarchy return to absolute power? a No, Parliament had more power than before b Parliament disappeared c Yes, stronger than ever d Yes, fully 25 Why did bourgeoisie dislike Charles II? a He ended monarchy b He abolished trade c He supported Catholicism and weakened Parliament d He supported Puritans 26 Who ruled after Charles II? a Cromwell's son b William III c James II d Mary 27 Why was James II unpopular? a He was Catholic and wanted absolute power b He supported Parliament c He was Protestant d He abolished monarchy 28 What was the Glorious Revolution? a A religious council b A coup replacing James II with William and Mary c A peasant revolt d A civil war 29 Who was William III? a A Catholic bishop b A feudal noble c A leader from the Dutch bourgeois republic d A French king 30 Why did Parliament invite William and Mary? a To prevent a Catholic absolute monarchy b To restore Catholicism c To abolish Parliament d To crown Cromwell 31 Why did the Dutch bourgeoisie support the English bourgeoisie? a Religious loyalty only b To end capitalism c To protect trade and stop Catholic absolutism d To conquer England 32 How large was William III’s invasion? a Very small b Smaller than the Armada c One of the largest naval invasions of its time d About the same 33 Did James II fight back? a Yes, but lost b No, he fled to France c Yes, he won d He surrendered Parliament 34 What was the result of the Glorious Revolution? a Feudalism restored b Constitutional monarchy c Republic d Absolute monarchy 35 Why is the Glorious Revolution considered part of the English Revolution? a It restored feudalism b It was the final phase to transfer power from monarch to parliament c It was peaceful d It abolished Parliament 36 What is a constitutional monarchy? a A system of government where King rules alone b A system of government where the king rules with limits set by Parliament and most of the power to make laws is with Parliament c A system of government where Parliament rules alone d A system of government where clergy rule 37 So what was the main outcome of the English Revolution? a No more kings b Religion disappeared c Parliament became stronger than the monarch d Peasants ruled 38 Who controlled Parliament after the revolution? a Peasants b Clergy c Feudal landlords and wealthy bourgeoisie d Soldiers 39 Who benefited most from the English Revolution? a Clergy b Peasants c Bourgeoisie d Nobility with feudal privileges 40 What made England unique after the revolution? a It returned to feudalism b It became the first fully bourgeois-led monarchy c It ended monarchy d It became democratic 41 What did England do after the revolution? a Isolated itself b Abolished colonies c Built a bourgeois-led empire and capitalism d Ended imperialism 42 Why is the English Revolution important today? a It ended war b It created democracy c It protected feudalism d It paved the way for bourgeois rule, capitalism, and imperialism 43 Why was Parliament so important? a It abolished monarchy b It gave the bourgeoisie power over laws, taxes, and trade c It represented peasants d It controlled religion 44 What is Parliament like today? a Ruled only by peasants b Ruled by kings c Controlled by the Church d Elected representatives decide laws

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English Revolution mastery factsOnline version

by Vijo Gor

What do historians mean when they talk about the English Revolution?

What best describes Parliament in the Early Modern Age?

What was the Magna Carta (1215)?

How is Parliament connected to the Magna Carta?

What was England like under Elizabeth I?

Why did the bourgeoisie support Elizabeth I?

What kind of relationship existed between Elizabeth I and the bourgeoisie?

Who ruled after Elizabeth I?

What did the Stuarts believe in?

What is an absolute monarchy?

Why did the English bourgeoisie oppose the Stuarts?

Who was king at the start of the revolution?

Why did Charles I fight Parliament?

What was the first phase of the English Revolution?

Who were the Cavaliers?

Who were the Roundheads?

Who led the Civil War against the king?

What happened to King Charles I?

Why was executing Charles I revolutionary?

What did England become after Charles I’s execution?

Who ruled England after Charles I?

Why did Cromwell rule as a dictator?

What happened after Cromwell died?

Did the monarchy return to absolute power?

Why did bourgeoisie dislike Charles II?

Who ruled after Charles II?

Why was James II unpopular?

What was the Glorious Revolution?

Who was William III?

Why did Parliament invite William and Mary?

Why did the Dutch bourgeoisie support the English bourgeoisie?

How large was William III’s invasion?

Did James II fight back?

What was the result of the Glorious Revolution?

Why is the Glorious Revolution considered part of the English Revolution?

What is a constitutional monarchy?

So what was the main outcome of the English Revolution?

Who controlled Parliament after the revolution?

Who benefited most from the English Revolution?

What made England unique after the revolution?

What did England do after the revolution?

Why is the English Revolution important today?

Why was Parliament so important?

What is Parliament like today?