The English Civil War and Glorious Revolution.

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The English Civil War and Glorious Revolution

STUART MONARCHS OF ENGLAND William and Mary would rule as joint monarchs James I Charles I ENGLISH CIVIL WAR Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector Charles II James II Anne (Protestant) James (Catholic) William III Mary II

English Civil War and Glorious Revolution Directions: You will be divided up into 6 groups Each group gets a topic that deals with one important aspect of the English Civil War and Glorious Revolution Your task is to create a 5-8 minute presentation discussing the important aspects of your topic using the sheet provided

English Civil War and Glorious Revolution Groups Causes of the English Civil War Events of the Civil War up to the take Execution of the Charles I Execution of the King and Oliver Cromwell’s Rule and Death Post-Cromwell and the Restoration of the Monarchy, Reign of Charles II and James II The Causes of the Glorious Revolution Outcome of the Glorious Revolution including the English Bill of Rights

English Civil War – Glorious Revolution Discussion What caused the English Civil War? What is your opinion of Oliver Cromwell as a leader, and as a man? How was James I so different than Elizabeth, or the other Tudors? Do you think Cromwell had a right to declare himself dictator?

Your job: Count off in your group (1-2-3-4) Question 1 will be answered by 1s and 2s. Questions 2 will be answered by 3s and 4s. Write a full opening paragraph to your question. With the others in your group, find the “best” example. It should: Answer all parts of the question Create a claim, and start to prove the claim Be very VERY clear and analytical