The Second Civil War and The Execution Of Charles I (1648-49) Flashcards

(17 cards)

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When did the Scots enter England and what event did their arrival trigger

A

The Scots entered England in April 1648

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What event did the Scots arrival trigger

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Second Civil War

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3
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How was the Second Civil War ultimately ended

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It was ended by an army commanded by Cromwell that defeated the Scots

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4
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When did the Second Civil War end

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August 1648

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5
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What doubts did some MPs have during negotiations after the Second Civil War

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Some MPs were still hesitant about ending negotiations, especially as Charles refused to fully cooperate and there were disagreements about abolishing bishops

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What was the significance of the meeting at Windsor

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The army presented a Remonstrance to the Commons, demanding justice and a reformed government, which led to Charles’s trial

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What did Ireton demand during the negotiations

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Ireton demanded that Charles be brought to justice, with a plan for a reformed government based on the Newcastle Propositions

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8
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What did Parliament send Charles I for consensus in 1648

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4 bills which consisted a revised version of the Newcastle Propositions

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9
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What was Charles I response the bills

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He would consider parliamentarian control over militia however he already decided to have no intention of doing so

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10
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What happened on the 5th December 1648

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Commons was surrounded by the troops of Thomas Pride

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11
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How many MP’s were excluded because they supported continued negotiations with Charles I

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186

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12
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How many MP’s were arrested for trying to continue negotiations with Charles I

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45

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13
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How many MP’s were present in “Rump” House after all the exclusions

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240

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14
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How many MP’s were directly involved in the trail and execution of Charles I

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71

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15
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What was created in order to try Charles I

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High Court Of Justice

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16
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When was Charles I voted guilty

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27th January 1649

17
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What was Charles I beheaded

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30th January 1649