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James I reign
He was also the IV of scotland. He wrote the King Jmaes Bible. He contrebuted other works of literature but none as great as the KJV Bible. -
gunpowder plot
A group of conspirerors lead by a carasmatic person planed to bring great destruction to the ceners of authority. -
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Charles I reign
He was monarch of England, Irland, and Scottland. Surrenderd to Scottland during the English Civil war in 1645. Kingdom was restored to his son in 1660. -
short parliament
Charles I was forced to call for the short parliment so that he could get money for his military during the Bishops war. -
triennial act
Parliment must meet for at least a fifty-day sesson once every three years. -
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long parliament
It was formed after the Bishops War to pass financial bills. -
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the english civil war
A war between parliment and the royalty also known as Roundheads and Cavaliers. in the end, Charles I was exected, Charles II was exiled, and the English Monarchy was replaced. -
prides purge
During the second English war, Colonial Pride took place at the top of a set of stairs. -
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Oliver Cromwells leadership
He was a military and political leader in England who later became the Lord Protector. -
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rump parliament
King Charles I is tryed for high treson. -
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english commonwealth
England was ruled as a republic after ending the second English Civil War -
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english protectorarte
England, Irland, adn Scotland were ruled by Lord Protector. The son of Oliver Cromwell lost control of parlement and the government. -
restoration of the monarchy
The monarch was restored after many disagreements. -
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Charles II reign
He relieved England ater the long horrible rule of Oliver Cromwell. -
clarendon code
Edward Hydes ministry passed for acts in England to lessen the power of the nonconformists -
test act
English Penal Laws that were a religious test for publi office and Civil disabilitys on Roman Catholics and Nonconformists. -
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James II reign
He tried to get rid of the Parliment by making religious liberty. -
Glorius Revolution
The Parliment overthrought King James I.