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Ms. Malloff Social Studies 9 English Revolution Unit

Our Lesson Focus. To determine what type of government filled the void after Charles I's death, and why it wasn't successful.To recognize the see-saw" effect of various leaders during the Restoration

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Ms. Malloff Social Studies 9 English Revolution Unit

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    1. Ms. Malloff Social Studies 9 English Revolution Unit

    2. Our Lesson Focus To determine what type of government filled the void after Charles I’s death, and why it wasn’t successful. To recognize the “see-saw” effect of various leaders during the Restoration & Glorious Revolution To acknowledge that our Canadian Charter of Rights was influenced by republican thinking in the Bill of Rights of 1689.

    3. Lord Oliver Cromwell

    4. Power Corrupts: Lord Oliver Cromwell’s End Cromwell led the New Model Army to defeat Charles I Royalists Resettled rebellious Ireland w English Protestants in North & Catholics pushed South Became Lord Protector (read: DICTATOR) of England after Charles’ execution Hated Catholics, enforced Blue Laws restricting Christmas, dancing, gambling, (you get the picture…) Died in 1658, body exhumed 2 years later by Charles II & hung up for display as a warning.

    5. Let the Party begin…

    6. The Restoration & Charles II Charles II was Charles I eldest son. Known as the “Merry King” popular! Cancelled Blue Laws Supported Catholics Bribed to get support in parliament Dug up Cromwell’s body & put it on display for revenge against father’s death

    7. Charles II & Parliament Charles II was now head of Church of England He tried to protect Catholics (his brother James II was one) Parliament reacted by passing Test Act banning Catholics from some choice political jobs Charles dies in 1685…

    8. James II: The “Bad” Brother

    10. England has just about had it when…

    11. William and Mary of Orange take the throne! James abdicates the throne (good riddance!)

    12. The Glorious (and bloodless) Revolution… Parliament invites James II Protestant daughter, Mary and her husband William to rule England But…they must obey parliament’s wishes Divine Right to Rule is DEAD! Will & Mary sign Bill of Rights to signal their “okay”

    15. John Locke and Civil Rights “I’m the son of a Puritan lawyer, with anti-royalist ideas. I wrote several books about civil rights. My ideas influenced the American & French Revolutions”

    16. Comprehension Checkup What type of government filled the void after Charles I’s death, and why wasn’t it successful? What were two major “see-saw” effects of various leaders during the Restoration & Glorious Revolution? How would our our Canadian Charter of Rights was influenced by republican thinking in the Bill of Rights of 1689?

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