English Revolution

By daria_hirsz
  • Oct 20, 1485

    Background and the Tudors’ history with Parliament

    King only called Parliment to raise taxes.James I was Catholic learning.

  • Elizabeth I dies and the Stuarts take the throne

    She had left a huge debt for her successor to deal with.

  • Charles I inherits the throne

  • Parliament forces Charles to sign the Petition to Right

    he was forced to sign it

  • Parliament forces Charles to sign the Petition to Right

  • Charles forced to call Parliament again; Long Parliament begins

    forced to limit the power
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    The English Civil War; Cavaliers vs. Roundheads

    Those who were remained loyal to Charles were called Royalists or Cavaliers.
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    The English Civil War; Cavaliers vs. Roundheads

    Those who remain loyal to Charles were called Royalists or Cavliers.On the othe side were Puritan supporters of Parliment.Because these mens were short Cavaliers called the Roundhads.Puritans won.

  • Execution of Charles I; establishment of The Commonwealth

    He abolished the monarchy and the House of Lords.He established a commonwealth, a republican form of government.
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    The Puritan Society of the Commonwealth

    IN England,Cromwell and the Puritans sought to reform society. They made laws that promoted Puritan morality an abolished activities the found sinful,such as the theather,sporting events, and dancing.

  • Irish exiled to the “west” of Ireland

  • Cromwell takes title of “Lord Protector”

    he takes th title

  • Cromwell dies; Charles II invited back to England, restores monarchy in England

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    James II inherits throne; clashes with Parliament

    Charles II died, James II became a king. James sonn offended his subjects by displaying his Catholocism.

  • Glorious Revolution and the English Bill of Rights

    To make clear the limits of royal power, Parliament drafted a Bill Of Right. This document listed many things that ruler could not do.