England And America: Quest For Freedom
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King James I of England, who was also known as King James VI of Scotland believed that- A.
The head of the Church should be Oliver Cromwell
- B.
That he had the divine right of kings to appoint bishops and judges
- C.
That Parliament was right in establishing government by the consent of different opinions
- D.
North America should be sold to the French
- 2.The new colonies in America, established after 1607, influenced political thought
- A.
Because of the support of Parliament to Puritans to have religious liberty in America
- B.
After King James I visited the colonies
- C.
Because the King James version of the Bible was prohibited in schools
- D.
Because the House of Commons and the House of Lords gave more power to the monarchy
- 3.James Son, Charles I's relationship with Parliament
- A.
Was peaceful and gave the people hope for a new nation under liberty
- B.
Helped the Catholics gain control of the Church of England
- C.
Led to war, and the eventual beheading of Charles I
- D.
Allowed the monarchy to gain more power
- 4.Oliver Cromwell ruled from 1649 to 1643 and established a new form of government called the Commonwealth and Protectorate
- A.
That was supposed to be a governed by elected representatives of the people but it really was a form of dictatorship because Cromwell had the real power
- B.
Together with king Charles I
- C.
That diminished the power of the military
- D.
So that the the Indians in America could have property rights
- 5.After Charles II created a treaty with King Louis XVI of France to get money for his policies
- A.
He broke the treaty and went to war with France, the Netherlands, Spain and Italy
- B.
He became increasingly pro-catholic, which led to a revolution that eventually dethroned him
- C.
He also created a treaty with Spain and Scotland to get money to support his policies
- D.
He went bankrupt because he was in so much debt
- 6.The Glorious Revolution of 1688
- A.
Was a bloodless revolution that secured all the traditional rights and liberties of the people
- B.
Was a revolution full of blood, turmoil and beheading
- 7.Pietism in Germany began
- A.
With small bible groups which were known as assemblies of piety
- B.
In universities all across Europe
- 8.The Great Awakening was
- A.
One of the greatest revivals in history that lasted from 1730-1760
- B.
Was one of the bloodiest wars that lasted from 1730-1760
- 9.The most important philosophers during the Age of Reason in the late 17th and 18th centuries in England were
- A.
John Wesley and Charles Wesley
- B.
John Locke and David Hume
- 10.During the French and Indian War
- A.
The French fought against the Indians in North America
- B.
The British fought the French and their Indian allies for control of Eastern North America
- 11.King George III of England and Parliament gave less liberty to the colonists and forced them to pay higher taxes.
- A.
This led to the American War for Independence which lasted from 1775-1783
- B.
This caused the Americans to have conflict with King Louis XVI and Marie Antoniette
- 12.The first president of the United States was
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