Lesson 2E.1.1
2E.1.1 Origins of the English Civil War, 1625–1642 Quiz: AQA History, Unit 16
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which 1628 parliamentary document restricted non-parliamentary taxation and arbitrary imprisonment by Charles I?
- Petition of Right
- Nineteen Propositions
- Bill of Rights
- Grand Remonstrance
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Which doctrine asserted monarchs derived authority directly from God, not Parliament?
- Parliamentary supremacy
- Constitutional monarchy
- Divine Right
- Popular sovereignty
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Which royal favourite and minister of Charles I was assassinated in Portsmouth in 1628?
- Earl of Strafford
- Archbishop Laud
- Lord Cottington
- Duke of Buckingham
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What period of personal rule by Charles I began following the dissolution of Parliament in 1629?
- The Long Parliament
- Eleven Years' Tyranny
- The Protectorate
- The Restoration
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Which royal minister served as Lord Deputy of Ireland from 1632 before his execution in 1641?
- Thomas Wentworth
- Edward Hyde
- William Laud
- Duke of Buckingham
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Which Archbishop of Canterbury promoted Arminian ideas and ceremony in the Church of England from the 1630s?
- William Laud
- John Whitgift
- Richard Neile
- Thomas Cranmer
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Which traditionally coastal tax did Charles I controversially extend to inland counties in 1635?
- Ship Money
- Forced Loan
- Tonnage and Poundage
- Coat and Conduct
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Which 1638 Scottish document rejected Charles I's new Prayer Book?
- The National Covenant
- Solemn League
- Grand Remonstrance
- Petition of Right
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Which June 1639 agreement brought an end to the First Bishops' War?
- Solemn League
- Treaty of Ripon
- Nineteen Propositions
- Pacification of Berwick
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How long did the Short Parliament of April 1640 last before it was dissolved?
- About three weeks
- About three months
- About one week
- About one year
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Which 1641 Act required Parliament to be called at least once every three years?
- The Septennial Act
- The Triennial Act
- The Exclusion Bill
- The Militia Bill
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How was Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford, executed in May 1641?
- Impeachment trial
- Royal decree
- Military tribunal
- Act of Attainder
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Which November 1641 document listed Parliament's grievances against Charles I's government?
- Nineteen Propositions
- Petition of Right
- The Grand Remonstrance
- Heads of Proposals
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Which prominent MP led the five members Charles I attempted to arrest in January 1642?
- Oliver Cromwell
- Edward Hyde
- John Pym
- Thomas Fairfax
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Which October 1641 event raised intense anti-Catholic panic across England?
- Bishops' War
- Flight of Earls
- The Irish Rebellion
- Siege of Londonderry
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Who did Charles I fight against during the Bishops' Wars of 1639 and 1640?
- Irish Catholics
- French Huguenots
- English Puritans
- Scottish Covenanters
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Who was the leading parliamentary radical in the Long Parliament, who organised opposition to Charles I?
- John Pym
- Oliver Cromwell
- John Lilburne
- Thomas Fairfax
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Which controversial prerogative tax helped fund Charles I's Personal Rule without Parliament?
- Tonnage and Poundage
- Benevolences
- Coat and Conduct
- Ship Money
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Which prerogative court was widely hated for enforcing Charles I's financial policies?
- Star Chamber
- High Admiralty
- King's Bench
- Common Pleas
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Which June 1642 demands presented by Parliament to Charles I made civil war almost inevitable?
- Nineteen Propositions
- Petition of Right
- Heads of Proposals
- Grand Remonstrance
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