England & America --ch18 Flashcards

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inherited the throne and united England and Scotland

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James I

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James and _____ disagreed on“divine right of kings”

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Parliament

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James I absolute rule/stated the king was above the law

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“divine right of kings”

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James and _____ disagreed that the king is the head of the church/ wanted to purify the church

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Puritans

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King James I ordered the translation of the _____ or King James version of the Bible

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Authorized

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date of king James version bible

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1611

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date England colonized Jamestown

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1607

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date England colonized Plymouth

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1620

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______ refused to give Charles the money he wanted, so he took it from the English people through _____

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Parliament
taxes

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When Charles dissolved parliament and became the absolute ruler of England

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Eleven Years Tyranny

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In 1629, Charles dissolved parliament and became the ______ of England

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absolute ruler

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12
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Date Puritans started Massachusetts Bay Colony

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1630

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the Parliament that sat in session for 13 years

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“Long Parliament”

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“Long Parliament” lasted how long

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13 years

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grievances of Puritans in Parliament for religious reform and limitation of the king’s power

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Grand Remonstrance

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English Civil War

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Roundheads vs. Cavaliers

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17
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Parliament’s supporters

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Roundheads

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18
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king’s supporters

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Cavaliers

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19
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the leader of Parliament’s armies

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Oliver Cromwell

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Oliver Cromwell’s army was known as the ___

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“Ironsides”

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21
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turning point of the Civil War in favor of the Roundheads (Ironsides won)

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Battle of Marston Moor

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won Battle of Marston Moor

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Ironsides

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23
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final major defeat of the Cavaliers

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Battle of Naseby

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declared King Charles I guilty of treason and had him beheaded

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Rump Parliament

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England’s new republican government under Cromwell
Commonwealth
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form of government by cromwell
republican
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Cromwell’s government after he dissolved Parliament; he made himself “Lord Protector”
Protectorate
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Cromwell made himself ____
“Lord Protector”
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Oliver Cromwell’s weak successor
Richard Cromwell
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restored the monarchy in England
Charles II
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secret agreement between Charles II and Louis XIV to make England Catholic
Treaty of Dover
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leaders of PArliament who opposed Charles II
Whigs
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Catholic king after Charles II
James II
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overthrew James II and became the protestant King and Queen of England what's this called?
William III and Mary II Glorious Revolution
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permanently established English traditional political liberties
English Bill of Rights
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the “Glorious Revolution” or the “Bloodless Revolution”
1688
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Last Stuart monarch in England
Queen Anne
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England and Scotland united to form the United Kingdom of Great Britain
1707
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in 1707 ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND united to form what?
United Kingdom of Great Britain
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England’s greatest epic Who wrote it?
Paradise Lost John Milton
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England’s greatest allegory Who wrote it?
Pilgrim’s Progress John Bunyan
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wrote about the mind, soul, and eternity to express spiritual truth
Metaphysical Poets
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lyrical poems about love and pleasures of this world
Cavalier Poets
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started the Pietist movement
Philip Spener
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German baptists
The Brethren
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leader of the Moravians
Count Nicholas von Zinzendorf
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headquarters for Moravian missions
Herrnhut
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wrote “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”
Jonathan Edwards
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Jonathan Edwards wrote what sermon?
“Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”
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Best-known evangelist of the Great Awakening
George Whitfield
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Went on 7 evangelistic tours total
George Whitfield
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George Whitfield preached to over ______ people at one time; a total of over 10 million people in his lifetime
30,000
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brought the Great Awakening to England
John Wesley
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created the idea of Empiricism
John Locke
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experience is the only source of knowledge
Empiricism
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created the idea of Skepticism
David Hume
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to know truth is impossible and knowledge is uncertain
Skepticism
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brother of John Wesley known for writing
Charles Wesley:
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George Whitfield and their friend group was called the "_____"
Methodists
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Church that the Wesleys founded
Methodist
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led the movement in England to end slavery
William Wilberforce
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founded the first Sunday School (“Father of the Sunday school Movement”) and started popular education in England.
Robert Raikes
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bettered the conditions of the prison system in England
John Howard
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“Father of Modern Missions”
William Carey
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took his ministry to India
William Carey
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missionary to Burma
Adoniram Judson
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“Father of American Missions”
Adoniram Judson
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wrote "Amazing Grace"
John Newton
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“Father of Modern Conservatism”
Edmund Burke
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leading authority in British law
Sir William Blackstone
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Commentaries on the Laws of England
Sir William Blackstone
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signed by Charles I reaffirming the rights of the people
Petition of Rights
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sought to make the English church more like the Roman church
William Laud
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greatest literary figure of the 18th century
Samuel Johnson
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charted the islands of New Zealand, New Guinea, Australia, and the Hawaiian Islands
Captain James Cook
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began the Hanoverian Line of English Kings
George I
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first true Prime Minister of Britain
Sir Robert Walpole
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rebellion that took place during George I's reign
Jacobite Rebellion
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second Hanoverian King; less involved than the first
George II
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A second Jacobite Rebellion took place under whose reign?
George II
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The Industrial Revolution began under whom?
George II
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British fought the French and their North American allies for control of eastern North America
French & Indian War
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last of the 13 North American colonies (George II was king)
Georgia
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Minister of England who drove the French out of North America
William Pitt the Elder
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worked to increase the power of the king of England over the colonies
George III
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the real measure of a nation’s wealth is the mount of gold or silver it possess; *colonies existed for the good of the mother country*
Mercantilism
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*colonies existed for the good of the mother country*
Mercantilism
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meeting of the colonies and King George III
Continental Congress
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War that took place during King George III's reign
American War for Independence
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most important human statement of political principles in the history of the world
Declaration of Independence (July 4, 1776)
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Date of Declaration of Independence
July 4, 1776
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America’s first attempt at a national government
Articles of Confederation
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Came after Articles of Confederation
United States Constitution
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first president of the United States
George Washington