Bishops War Flashcards
(23 cards)
What were the Bishops Wars primarily about?
The Bishops Wars were primarily about the conflict between the English Crown and the Scottish Covenanters over religious and political issues.
In what years did the Bishops Wars take place?
The Bishops Wars took place in 1639 and 1640.
True or False: The Bishops Wars were fought between England and France.
False
What was the main religious issue at the heart of the Bishops Wars?
The imposition of Anglican practices on the Scottish Presbyterian Church.
Fill in the blank: The Bishops Wars were a precursor to the _______.
English Civil War
Who were the main opponents in the Bishops Wars?
The English Crown and the Scottish Covenanters.
What event triggered the First Bishops War?
The introduction of the Book of Common Prayer in Scotland.
What was the outcome of the First Bishops War?
The treaty of Ripon and Charles had to pay the Scottish army off
True or False: The Second Bishops War was initiated by the Covenanters.
True
What was the name of the treaty that ended the First Bishops War?
The Pacification of Berwick.
Who was the English king during the Bishops Wars?
King Charles I.
Fill in the blank: The Scottish Covenanters were primarily composed of _______.
Presbyterians
What was the role of the English Parliament during the Bishops Wars?
The English Parliament was largely opposed to King Charles I’s policies and supported the Covenanters.
Multiple choice: Which of the following was a consequence of the Bishops Wars? A) The strengthening of royal authority B) Increased tensions between England and Scotland C) The unification of the Scottish and English churches
B) Increased tensions between England and Scotland
What military strategy did the Covenanters use effectively during the Bishops Wars?
They used a combination of guerilla tactics and traditional battlefield formations.
True or False: The Bishops Wars had no lasting impact on British history.
False
What was the significance of the Covenant made by the Scottish Presbyterians?
The Covenant was a declaration of their commitment to uphold Presbyterianism and resist Anglicanism.
Who was the leader of the Scottish Covenanters?
Alexander Leslie.
Fill in the blank: The Bishops Wars highlighted the conflict between _______ and _______.
Monarchy; Parliament
What did the English Parliament do in response to the Bishops Wars?
The English Parliament sought to limit the power of King Charles I and support the Covenanters.
What was the long-term effect of the Bishops Wars on the relationship between England and Scotland?
It led to increased animosity and ultimately contributed to the English Civil War.
Multiple choice: Which document did the Covenanters create to oppose the King’s religious policies? A) The Magna Carta B) The Solemn League and Covenant C) The Bill of Rights
B) The Solemn League and Covenant
What was a major challenge faced by King Charles I during the Bishops Wars?
He faced financial difficulties and lacked support from Parliament.
