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Divine Right (Absolute Authority) vs. Constitutional Government
English Civil War
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Tudor Family Henry VIII 1491-1547 (Reign, 1509-1547)
Most significant action – “Act of Supremacy”
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Tudor Family Queen Elizabeth I 1533-1603 (Reign, 1558-1603)
Ruled for 44 years: Economic growth Spanish Armada (1588) Cultural growth, “Shakespeare” & “Christopher Marlowe” (Globe Theater)
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Stuart Family Mary, Queen of Scots
Forced to abdicate throne of Scotland in 1567 and executed for treason in 1587. Staunchly Catholic!! Her son, James VI (of Scotland) became …
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James I of England 1567-1625 (King of Scotland)
(King of England) “King James Bible” (1611) Disagreed w/ Parliament … Taxes Divine Right Foreign Policy
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Divine Right (Absolute Authority) vs. Constitutional Government
** Why the Civil War? Thomas Hobbes & “Social Contract” John Locke & “Natural Rights” VS
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Charles I of England 1625-1649 (King of England)
Forced to sign “Petition of Rights” (1628) Protections … “Long Parliament” ( )
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English Civil War, 1642 -1651 Cavaliers … Roundheads …
Oliver Cromwell … Battle of Naseby (1645) … Siege of Newark (1646) … “Lord Protector” basically a dictator (1653)
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Execution of Charles I (1649)
- Jan. 30, 1649 …
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“Glorious Revolution” (1688)
Bloodless revolution English Bill of Rights (1689) Parliament will have supreme authority Limits powers of monarchy Elections Freedom of speech Right to “bear arms”
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