The document discusses events during the English Civil War between King Charles I and Parliament. [1] Parliament demanded that Charles remove Strafford and Laud from power for punishing resistance. [2] Charles gave into these demands and had Strafford and Laud executed. [3] Parliament then proposed the Grand Remonstrance to curb the king's absolute power going forward. [4] Charles attempted to arrest radical parliamentary leaders by leading soldiers into the House of Commons, but was forewarned and they escaped. [5] Parliament then called for its own army, indicating a civil war was about to unfold between Charles and Parliament.

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3. 10.
Angered by resistance,
Charles again dissolved
parliament, which was
later called what?
The Short Parliament because
it only served for 3 weeks

4. 11.
Desperate for money,
Charles called another
parliament which again
granted no money and
executed who?
Lord Strafford&Archbishop* Laud

5. 12.
This parliament sat
for 13 years and was
later called what?
The long parliament

6. 1.
What did the leaders of this
new parliament demand of
Charles?
To remove Strafford &
Laud from power and to
punish them.

7. 2.
Did the king give into these
demands from parliament?
Yes.

8. 3.
How were
Strafford &
Laudpunished?
With their lives.

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4. •Never
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Parliament felt the king
should never again have
absolute power. What did
parliament propose to put
an end to this?
The Grand Remonstrance
was planned to change
the king’s role in
government and remove
many of his powers.

10. 5.
What dilemma came with the
Grand Remonstrance?
Parliament had to
question how much
power a monarch had by
right.

11. 6.
The “Royal Prerogative”
+
was a right granted to the
king which allowed what?
The Royal Prerogative
allowed the king to act
outside the law or even
against the law in cases of
emergency.

12. Define: prerogative
A right or privilege
exclusive to a particular
individual or class

13. 7.
What were the limitations
of the Royal Prerogative?
No one knew!

14. 8.
What aspect of the Grand
Remonstrance did
parliament debate?
Whether the king should be
stripped of most of his powers
or just forced to rule in
accordance with law and
tradition

15. 9.
How did Charles feel he could
take advantage of this split
parliament?
Charles believed if he could
arrest and punish the radical
parliamentary leaders, he
could regain control.

16. 10.
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How did Charles attempt to
arrest these radical
leaders?
He led 500 soldiers into the
House of Commons.

17. 11.
How was Charles
plan foiled?
Parliament was forewarned
and the radicals escaped
before his arrival

18. 12.
How did parliament react to
this illegal invasion by Charles
and his soldiers?
Parliament called for their own army.

19. 13.
What was about to unfold?
a civil war

20. 14.
Who did Charles ask
for support at this
time?
The queen of
Nottingham, Henrietta
Maria.

21. 15.
What did the queen pawn to
help fund an army?
The Crown Jewels

22. Define: Crown Jewels
Jewels used but not owned
by the royal family

23. Define: radical
Departure from tradition;
innovative or progressive.
Supporting an extreme
section of a political party

24. Define: Dilemma
A difficult choice

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