Lesson 2E.2.1
2E.2.1 Radicalism, Republic and Restoration, 1642–1660 Quiz: AQA History, Unit 16
20 questions
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Lesson 2E.2.1, Radicalism, Republic and Restoration, 1642–1660: 20 multiple choice questions for the AQA History (7042), Unit 16: 2E The English Revolution, 1625–1660, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Which battle of July 1644 gave Parliament control of most of northern England?
- Naseby
- Preston
- Edgehill
- Marston Moor
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Who was the Lord General commanding the New Model Army at the Battle of Naseby?
- Earl of Essex
- Earl of Manchester
- Prince Rupert
- Thomas Fairfax
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Which April 1645 ordinance forced MPs and peers to resign their military commands?
- Self-Denying Ordinance
- Solemn League
- Test Act
- Militia Ordinance
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Which Leveller leader was imprisoned several times in the 1640s for his political writings?
- John Lilburne
- John Pym
- Gerrard Winstanley
- Thomas Harrison
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Which radical 1647 Leveller manifesto proposed a written constitution and wider franchise?
- Agreement of People
- Heads of Proposals
- Case of Army
- Solemn Engagement
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On what date was Charles I executed in London?
- 12 December 1648
- 30 January 1649
- 30 January 1648
- 17 May 1649
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Which event in December 1648 forcibly removed moderate MPs from the House of Commons?
- Pride's Purge
- Barebone's Dismissal
- Five Members Arrest
- Rump Dissolution
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Cromwell defeated the Scottish army at which battle in September 1650?
- Worcester
- Naseby
- Marston Moor
- Dunbar
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Which assembly, summoned by the army in 1653, was known as the Parliament of the Saints?
- The Convention Parliament
- The Long Parliament
- The Barebones Parliament
- The Rump Parliament
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Which 1653 constitution established the office of Lord Protector in England?
- Putney Debates
- Instrument of Government
- Humble Petition
- Heads of Proposals
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What main role were the Major-Generals appointed to fulfil across England in 1655?
- Collect ship money
- Reform Parliament
- Draft constitutions
- Enforce godly rule
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Who succeeded Oliver Cromwell as Lord Protector in September 1658?
- George Monck
- John Lambert
- Richard Cromwell
- Charles Fleetwood
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Which 1660 declaration by Charles II promised pardons to secure the Restoration?
- Solemn League
- Declaration of Indulgence
- Grand Remonstrance
- Declaration of Breda
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In which month and year was Charles II restored to the English throne?
- September 1651
- January 1649
- May 1660
- April 1653
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Which battle of September 1651 led to the defeat and exile of Prince Charles, the future Charles II?
- Dunbar
- Preston
- Worcester
- Marston Moor
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Which radical group, led by Gerrard Winstanley, tried to set up communal farming on common land in 1649?
- The Quakers
- The Ranters
- The Diggers
- The Fifth Monarchists
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Which assembly consisted of the MPs remaining after Pride's Purge in December 1648?
- The Rump Parliament
- The Long Parliament
- The Short Parliament
- Barebones Parliament
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What primary power base supported Oliver Cromwell's Protectorate government from 1653 to 1658?
- Anglican clergy
- Merchant Adventurers
- House of Lords
- New Model Army
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Which general led army forces from Scotland to London to restore Charles II in 1660?
- Henry Ireton
- John Lambert
- Thomas Fairfax
- George Monck
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Which 1649 military mutiny ended Leveller influence within the New Model Army?
- Putney Debates
- Corkbush Field
- Burford mutiny
- Pride's Purge
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