1D.3.3 The Trial and Execution of Charles I

• What was the English Civil War preceded by?

  Significant tensions
• Charles I's need for money led to unpopular taxation methods, such as Ship Money
• Why did Charles I's marriage to a Catholic cause concern among Protestants?

  Fear of Catholicism
• Charles I's belief in Divine Right aligned with Parliament's desire for authority.

  False
• Match the cause of the English Civil War with its impact:

  Financial Grievances ↔️ Eroded trust in Charles I

  Religious Tensions ↔️ Fear of Catholicism

  Power Struggles ↔️ Conflict over governance
• What was Ship Money originally levied on coastal towns for?

  Defense during war
• Charles I extended Ship Money to inland towns during peacetime
• Charles I's need for money led to unpopular taxation methods
• Charles I's marriage to a Catholic caused concern among Protestants.
• Charles I's belief in Divine Right clashed with Parliament's desire for authority
• What was the name of the tax extended by Charles I to inland towns during peacetime?

  Ship Money
• Charles I's imposition of Anglican practices led to Protestant dissent.
• Match the cause with its impact:

  Financial Grievances ↔️ Eroded trust in Charles I

  Religious Tensions ↔️ Fear of Catholicism

  Power Struggles ↔️ Conflict over governance
• The imposition of Anglican practices and Catholic sympathies caused fear of Catholicism
• What was the primary source of conflict between Charles I and Parliament regarding governance?

  Divine Right
• Arrange the following events in chronological order:

  1️⃣ Financial grievances led to discontent

  2️⃣ Charles I imposed Ship Money on inland towns

  3️⃣ Religious tensions arose from Anglican practices

  4️⃣ Charles I clashed with Parliament over Divine Right
• Unpopular taxation by Charles I increased trust in his leadership.

  False
• The fear of Catholicism was fueled by Charles I's Catholic marriage
• Which tax imposed by Charles I caused widespread discontent because it was extended to inland towns?

  Ship Money
• Charles I's religious policies aimed to appease Protestants.

  False
• Charles I's belief in Divine Right led to a power struggle with Parliament
• Match the cause with its impact:

  Financial Grievances ↔️ Eroded trust in Charles I

  Religious Tensions ↔️ Fear of Catholicism

  Power Struggles ↔️ Conflict over governance
• Arrange the following events in chronological order:

  1️⃣ Financial grievances arose from unpopular taxes

  2️⃣ Charles I's religious policies caused dissent

  3️⃣ Power struggles escalated over Divine Right

  4️⃣ Tensions led to the English Civil War
• Charles I's Catholic sympathies increased Protestant support for his reign.

  False
• Charles I's belief in Divine Right contradicted Parliament's desire for authority
• What was the name of the tax historically levied on coastal towns in times of war, which Charles I extended to inland towns during peacetime?

  Ship Money
• Religious tensions were a key factor contributing to the rising tensions between Charles I and Parliament.
• Charles I's belief in Divine Right clashed with Parliament's desire for authority
• Match the cause with its impact:

  Financial Grievances ↔️ Unpopular taxation

  Religious Tensions ↔️ Protestant dissent

  Power Struggles ↔️ Conflict over governance
• What was the impact of Ship Money on Charles I's reputation?

  Eroded trust
• Charles I's religious policies led to a unified Protestant response in his favor.

  False
• Charles I's belief in Divine Right directly contradicted Parliament's desire for authority
• Arrange the following events in chronological order:

  1️⃣ Unpopular taxes caused financial grievances

  2️⃣ Charles I's religious policies led to dissent

  3️⃣ Power struggles over Divine Right escalated

  4️⃣ Tensions culminated in the English Civil War
• Unpopular taxation by Charles I strengthened his financial position.

  False
• What was the main fear among Protestants regarding Charles I's religious policies?

  Catholicism
• Charles I's belief in Divine Right caused a power struggle with Parliament
• What was the primary impact of Ship Money on Charles I's relationship with the people?

  Eroded trust
• Charles I's religious policies led to widespread Protestant unity and support for his reign.

  False
• Match the cause with its impact:

  Financial Grievances ↔️ Unpopular taxation

  Religious Tensions ↔️ Protestant dissent

  Power Struggles ↔️ Conflict over governance
• Charles I's belief in Divine Right contradicted Parliament's desire for authority