'Long parliament' presentation slideshows

Chapter 13 Constitutionalism & Absolutism Part I England

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Enlightenment and Revolution

Enlightenment and Revolution. Enlightenment. Enlightenment. A philosophical movement of the 18 th century where logic scrutinized long-held doctrines and traditions Result of the Scientific Revolution. Advocated the reason and thinking Looked especially at government

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Road to Constitutionalism in England 1600-1715

Road to Constitutionalism in England 1600-1715. Major Generalizations. Many of the Stuart Monarchs do not serve their own cause well because they openly proclaim the Divine Right Theory and some secretly or openly support the Roman Catholic Church Absolute monarchy ends in England

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English Legal and Constitutional History

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British Civil War

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The Age of Absolutism and Constitutionalism

The Age of Absolutism and Constitutionalism. Neely and Nick Per. 4. Western Europe: Geography. Both in England and France, most of population was agrarian and were farmers Atlantic Ocean to the west allowed for easy trade access with rest of world. Political. France:

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Section 4.19

Section 4.19. Britain: The Puritan Revolution. Questions to Consider. What comparisons may be made between events in England in the 17 th century and developments on the Continent?

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England Divided

England Divided. Parliament and the Monarchy Fight for Power 1485-1688. Objective. SWBAT understand how the English Civil War and the development of the commonwealth led to the Glorious Revolution. DO NOW: Tuesday 11/27/12.

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Absolutism

Absolutism. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. What is it?. Where the monarch rules with absolute power over all political and social institutions (including the church) King owns all land King can make laws, tax, administer justice without nobility input

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16 th March 2012 Great North Exhibition Lego Sale 15 th April 2.30 -4.00

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Charles I

Charles I. How a King managed to turn two nations against him. How Charles lost England by ticking off parliament & everyone else. Dismal relations with parliament 3 bitter and fractious affairs at the start of his rule

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Puritanism: History and Theology

Puritanism: History and Theology. CASE-STUDY: Richard Baxter. BAXTER: EARLY LIFE. Rowton , Shropshire. Poor education (local clergy) John Owen master of the free school at Wroxeter 1629-1632 Ludlow Castle with Richard Wickstead Court under the patronage of Sir Henry Herbert

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Mareea Fazal March 12, 2010

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How did England become a constitutional monarchy?

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English Civil War, 1603-89

English Civil War, 1603-89. Causes. Political and constitutional conflict over sovereignty unique British traditions religious conflicts over extent of Protestant Reformation complex social causes--rise of gentry and mercantile elites (caveats). James I, Stuart King.

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The English Revolutions

The English Revolutions. English Civil War and Glorious Revolution. Causes. King Charles I needs Parliament to raise taxes Debt had gone up because of a war against the Scots/lavish spending habits. The Long Parliament.

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The Opening Stages of Long Parliament 1640-1642

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Revolution, Regicide, Restoration

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