English Civil War for 9th Graders - Statistics

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Question Answer % Correct
King Charles begrudgingly signed a document in 1628 that put reasonable limits on his power. What is that document? The Petition of Right
87%
On what charge did Parliament hold trial for Charles I? Treason
87%
Some Puritans who were frustrated with King James I and sailed on a ship called the Mayflower. What country would those pilgrims help create? United States
87%
Which of the following was NOT a nickname used for either Parliamentarian soldiers or Royalist soldiers? Brick Swingers
80%
The official church of England in 1640 was The Lutheran Church. False
80%
Parliament forced King Charles I to sign a death warrant for one of his most repressive advisors in April 1641. Who was that advisor? Lord Strafford
80%
Who ended up being in charge of the Parliamentarian forces by the end of the war? Oliver Cromwell
80%
Towards what religion did most of the Long Parliament show extreme bigotry? Catholicism
73%
What well-trained and well-equipped army did Parliament put together during the war? The New Model Army
73%
What was King Charles' most egregious provocation of Parliament, which led them to raise an army against him? He stormed parliament with soldiers
67%
In 1600s England, wealthy traders and merchants were considered: Middle Class
67%
What was the first battle of the English Civil War? The Battle of Edgehill
67%
King Charles was executed by the severing of his head from his body. True
67%
What minor public health problem during the Civil Wars became a major disaster a decade later, in 1665? The Great Plague of London
60%
Who started with the reputation of an infallible military leader but ended up losing his reputation and his dog? Prince Rupert
53%
Which of the following is NOT a reason an Englishman might support King Charles? People thought the King would make England more Puritan
47%
What religion was most common in Scotland in 1640? Presbyterian
47%
In desperation, what did King Charles do to raise money for his own army? He sent his wife to Europe to sell the crown jewels
40%
What two battles effectively destroyed King Charles's army? Naseby and Langport
40%
During the English Civil War, many innocent people were put on trial and brutally executed for a crime that they never committed. What was that crime? Witchcraft
33%
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