Civil war

• What was a key belief of Charles I?

  He believed in the Divine Right of Kings
• Who did Charles I marry?

  Henrietta Maria, a Catholic
• How did Charles I change the church's appearance?

  He made it more decorative
• What was a significant action taken by Parliament against Charles I?

  Parliament took away the King's power
• Why did Parliament not trust Charles I?

  He frequently changed parts of the religion
• What was the outcome of the Civil War?

  Parliament won more battles
• What was a key reason for Parliament's victory in the Civil War?

  Parliament took away the King's power
• What was the role of the New Model Army?

  It was created to improve military effectiveness
• What was a significant weapon used in the Civil War?

  The musket was widely used
• What was the significance of the Pike in battle?

  Pikes were used for close combat
• What was the religion of Henry VIII at his deathbed?

  Catholic
• What was the timeline of rulers from Henry VII to Charles I?

  Henry VII, Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary I, James I, Charles I
• What was a key event in 1642 related to the Civil War?

  Parliament and the King were in conflict
• What was the significance of the Battle of Naseby?

  It was a decisive victory for Parliament
• What was the role of Cromwell in the Civil War?

  Cromwell led the New Model Army
• What was the impact of the dissolution of monasteries on York?

  It led to significant changes in the city
• What was the significance of the timeline of rulers?

  It shows the changes in religion and power
• What was the role of the Royalists in the Civil War?

  They supported the King against Parliament
• What was the significance of the New Model Army's red uniforms?

  They indicated a unified military force
• What was the impact of the Civil War on the monarchy?

  It led to the execution of Charles I
• What was the significance of the timeline events in the Civil War?

  They illustrate the conflict between King and Parliament
• What was the role of the King in the Civil War?

  The King attempted to maintain his power
• What was the outcome of the Civil War for Parliament?

  Parliament gained more power and influence
• What was the significance of the Battle of Naseby for the New Model Army?

  It showcased their military effectiveness
• What was the role of the King in the timeline of events leading to the Civil War?

  The King attempted to assert his authority
• What was the significance of the timeline for understanding the Civil War?

  It helps to track the progression of events
• What was the impact of the Civil War on the monarchy's future?

  It led to a reevaluation of royal power
• What was the significance of the New Model Army's tactics?

  They were innovative and effective in battle
• What was the role of Parliament in the Civil War?

  Parliament sought to limit the King's power
• What was the significance of the timeline for the rulers of England?

  It shows the shifts in power and religion
• What was the impact of the Civil War on the relationship between King and Parliament?

  It created lasting tensions and conflicts
• What was the significance of the New Model Army's formation?

  It represented a shift in military strategy
• What was the role of Cromwell in the New Model Army?

  Cromwell was a key leader and strategist
• What was the significance of the timeline events for understanding the Civil War?

  They illustrate the progression of conflict
• Who made new orders during the Battle of Naseby?

  Oliver Cromwell
• What was the consequence of the Parliamentarians corrupting during the Battle of Naseby?

  They lost their chance to win
• How many Royalists were at Newbury?

  9,000 Royalists
• How many Parliamentarians were at Newbury?

  19,000 Parliamentarians
• What happened to the cannon signal during the battle?

  The cannon signal failed
• What opportunity did the Royalists miss during the battle?

  They could've been stopped at the bridge