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2. History- The English Civil War Ship Money -Revision -TestTest Charles Wife -RevisionRevision -TestTest William Laud -RevisionRevision -TestTest Puritans -RevisionRevision -TestTest Divine Right Of Kings -RevisionRevision -TestTest Pym V Charles -RevisionRevision -TestTest Grand Remonstrance -RevisionRevision -TestTest Royalist V Parliamentarian -RevisionRevision -TestTest 19 Propositions -RevisionRevision -TestTest

3.  It was needed for the King to be able to keep the navy in full working order at all times.  The people who used to pay it were people on the coast because they were the ones who needed to make sure the navy was okay as they would be the first ones to be attacked.  But Charles made everyone pay this, even if they weren't on the coast.  The navy was perfectly fine at this time but he needed the money to fight the Scots who were rebelling as he angered them by bringing in a new English prayer book.

4.  It was needed for the King to.......................................................................................  The people who used to pay it were................................. because they were the ones who needed to make sure...................................as they would be the first ones to............................................  But Charles made..........................., even if they weren't............................  The navy was....................at this time but he needed the money to........................... who were rebelling as he angered them by.............................................................................  The people who used to pay it were people on the coast because they were the ones who needed to make sure the navy was okay as they would be the first ones to be attacked.  It was needed for the King to be able to keep the navy in full working order at all times.  But Charles made everyone pay this, even if they weren't on the coast.  The navy was perfectly fine at this time but he needed the money to fight the Scots who were rebelling as he angered them by bringing in a new English prayer book.

5.  Charles’ wife was called Henrietta Maria  She was a Catholic  The people of England were protestants so they thought that Henrietta would influence Charles to make religious changes in favour of the Catholics.

6.  Charles’ wife was called Henrietta Maria  Charles’ wife was called.........................................  She was a.................  The people of England were....................so they thought that............. would..............Charles to make..........................in favour of the................  She was a Catholic  The people of England were protestants so they thought that Henrietta would influence Charles to make religious changes in favour of the Catholics.

7.  William Laud was the Archbishop Of Canterbury  He made the churches look more Catholic with Charles permission  Charles supported William Laud!  Puritans did not like him

8.  William Laud was the Archbishop Of Canterbury  William Laud was the..............................  He made the churches................more..............with................. permission  Charles supported..................! ....................did not like him  He made the churches look more Catholic with Charles permission  Charles supported William Laud!  Puritans did not like him

9.  A puritan is a person who believes strongly in the Protestant religion.  This means they dislike William Laud as he changed the churches to looking more Catholic.

10.  A puritan is a person who believes strongly in the Protestant religion.  This means they dislike William Laud as he changed the churches to looking more Catholic.  A puritan is a person who believes.............. in the.............. religion.  This means they..............William Laud as he......... the churches to..............more...............

11.  Charles believed in the Divine Right Of Kings which meant he thought that God chose him to be King, so he had much more authority over others.  This meant he thought that he could do whatever he wanted to.

12.  Charles believed in the Divine Right Of Kings which meant he thought that God chose him to be King, so he had much more authority over others.  This meant he thought that he could do whatever he wanted to.  Charles believed in the Divine Right Of Kings which meant he thought that................to be........., so he had................over others.  This meant he thought that he.......................he wanted to.

13.  Pym gave Charles the Grand Remonstrance  Pym thought that there should not be ceremonies or things in the church that reminded people of the Catholic ways.  Pym thought that Parliament should meet every three years instead of Charles ruling completely by himself.

14.  Pym gave Charles the................................  Pym thought that there should not be..................or............ in the church that reminded people of the.....................ways.  Pym thought that........................ should meet every.............. years instead of............ ruling completely..................................  Pym gave Charles the Grand Remonstrance  Pym thought that there should not be ceremonies or things in the church that reminded people of the Catholic ways.  Pym thought that Parliament should meet every three years instead of Charles ruling completely by himself.

15.  The grand remonstrance was a list of more than 200 complaints about Charles I.  The result of the vote was 159 to 148.  This shows that the number of supporters of Charles and the number of supporters for John Pym were about equally split.

16.  The grand remonstrance was a......... of more than............................about.................  The result of the vote was......... to..........  This shows that the...................................of.................... and the................................for.......................were................................ split.  The result of the vote was 159 to 148.  The grand remonstrance was a list of more than 200 complaints about Charles I.  This shows that the number of supporters of Charles and the number of supporters for John Pym were about equally split.

17.  A royalist is a supporter of Charles  A parliamentarian is a supporter of parliament

18.  A..................... is a supporter of Charles  A.......................... is a supporter of parliament  A parliamentarian is a supporter of parliament  A royalist is a supporter of Charles

19.  Charles cannot agree to the 19 propositions as if he did he would have no power remaining to control the country.  The parliament would have that power.

20.  Charles.............. agree to the 19 propositions as if he did he..................................remaining to.....................the..................  The..................... would have that.......................  Charles cannot agree to the 19 propositions as if he did he would have no power remaining to control the country.  The parliament would have that power.