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GCSE history
history - power and the people
english civil war
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Cards (19)
Who were the sides of the civil war?
Cavaliers
-
wealthy
land owners, kings supporters,
north
England
Roundheads
-
middle
class/peasants, parliament,
south
England
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Who led the Roundheads?
Oliver cromwell
,
Thomas fairfax
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What was the first battle of the Civil War?
Battle
of
Edgehill
- fought using
cavalry
and
infantry
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What propaganda did the cavaliers use?
Rupert
and
his
dog
boy
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When was the new model army first used?
Battle
of
Naseby
-
14,000
:
9000
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Where did the new model army capture in
1646?
Bristol
and
oxford
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How did women help the war?
Defended
castles
and worked as
nurses
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When and why did the second civil war start?
-battle of
Preston
1648
-wrote to Scot's and promised them a
Presbyterian
church
is they fought
Cromwell
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What was the Rump Parliament?
what was left after
Cromwell
purged the members who did not support him
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When was the Rump Parliament?
December
1648
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Who met at Newmarket to discuss issues that concerned the future of British government?
Two
representatives
from each
regiment
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When were the Putney Debates?
October-November
1647
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Who were the Levellers and diggers?
Levellers -A group that wanted
political
power
to come from the
people
Diggers-
more
radical
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What did the Levellers believe in?
that all
men
should be able to
vote
Everyone should be free to follow their own
relgion
Tithes
should be
abolised
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What did the Diggers believe?
Nobody should own
property
Everything should be
shared
equally
Everybody should
work
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Reasons for excecuting Charles II
moral - Charles approved
ill
treatment
of
cavaliers
Religious- kings defeat was a sign of
gods
providence
Economic- end of taxes (
ship tax
)
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Short term consequences of Charles excecution?
-stunned
Western Europe
-first challenge between
popular
sovereignty
and
royal divinity
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long term concequencesof Charles execution?
1688
glorious revolution
American revolution
Legitimate authority at consent of people
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When was Charles excecuted
30th January 1649
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