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ENGLISH Revlution

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Tudors & parliament? England rules by the Tudor dynasty, Good relation ship
Stuarts & Parliament? Crown was passed on, Bad relationship
Century of Revolutions? Stuarts vs. Parliament
James 1st? absolute power, problem with parliament, problem with puritans
Charles 1st? Charles needed money, signed P of R
Petition of Rights? King must have a consent of parliament
Cavalier? Supporter of Charles and wealthy nobbles, well trained
Round head ? Anti-Charles, made up of countrymen, town-dwelling manufacturers, and puritans
Oliver Cromwell? Puritan, leader of round heads
Execution of king Charles? trials and put to death, first time king has been executed by his people,
Parliament's signal? No king could rule with absolute power and ignores laws
Charles 2? restored the official church of England, accepted the P of R
James 2? Catholic, appointed catholic officials
Mary & William? Invited to come take over, when they come bloodless overthrow
English Bill of Rights main points? Parliament superiority over monarch, meet regularly, power of purse, trial by jury, abolish cruel and unusual punishment
Tories? Landowning aristocrats, preserve old traditions, favored broad royal power, dominated church of England
Whigs? Backed polices of glorious revolution, urban business inst rests, religious toleration, favor parliament over crown
George 1st? German, speaks little English, relies on leaders in parliament to help him, together becomes know as "Cabinet"
Cabinet is made up of 2 leaders? House of commons, House of lords
Prime Minister? Head of the Cabinet, chief official of British government
George 3rd? Eager to recover the powers of the crown had lost, chose his own minister, dissolved cabinet system
Cabinet Returns? Triggers American colonist to revolt, great Britain loses colonies
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