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- 1. Multiple Choice
Charles I was the famous king who got his head chopped off.....But who was the King in England before him?
Henry VIII
Richard I
James I
James II
Henry IV
- 2. Multiple Choice
What was the document that Parliament forced Charles I to sign?
The Bill of Rights
The Treaty of London
The Declaration of Independence
The Petition of Right
The Petition of Independence
- 3. Multiple Choice
Charles I signs this document - but then he ignores it. What does he do next?
Kills protestants and reduces taxes
Raises taxes and refuses to call parliament
Chops his own head off
Invites Parliament to make new laws
Kills catholics and starts a war with Ireland
- 4. Multiple Choice
Charles I made the Scottish people angry. What did he do to make them angry?
Made them become protestant
Made them become catholics
Stopped them speaking in Scottish langauge
Made them read Anglican prayer book
Made them do more homework
- 5. Multiple Choice
A civil war began between the King and the Parliament. When did it start?
1643
1644
1642
1641
1640
- 6. Multiple Choice
When did it end?
1647
1648
1649
1650
1646
- 7. Multiple Choice
The King's followers were called Cavaliers. The Parliament's soldiers were called.........?
Roundfeet
Roundarms
Roundhands
Roundheads
Roundears
- 8. Multiple Choice
These soldiers were usually "Puritans" - what behaviour does a Puritan have?
Don't go to church very much
Don't go to the supermarket very much
Don't swear, no drinking, no parties etc
Don't study at school very much
Don't eat dairy products
- 9. Multiple Choice
King Charles I lost the war - and had his head chopped off. When?
December 1648
January 1649
February 1649
March 1649
April 1449
- 10. Multiple Choice
Oliver Cromwell becomes the new leader in England. He introduced new laws - which included banning dancing and banning Christmas! What were these laws called?
Red laws
Yellow laws
Black laws
Blue laws
Pink laws
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