World History: The Human Journey - Modern World Ch 11 Section 1 homework sheet

1. Student__________________________________class____date________
Ryan’s WHistory Ch 11.1
Define the following in as few words as possible.
> isolated (478)
> dismissed (478)
> civil liberties (478)
> dispossessed (479)
> severing (480)
> suppress (481)
> dissent (481)
> quarreled (482)
Complete the chart about events in England between 1638 and
1660 by writing the following items in chronological order.
Cromwell had Charles I killed.
Cromwell ruled as Lord Protector
Long Parliament began.
Parliament passed the Petition of Right.
Civil war broke out.
Cromwell failed to set up a constitution.
Events in England 1638-1660
1. ____________________________________________
2. Charles I refused to call Parliament into session.
3. ____________________________________________
4. ____________________________________________
5. ____________________________________________
6. ____________________________________________
7. ____________________________________________
8. Parliament invited Charles II to be King of England.

2. Fill in the blank:
_____________________________________ 1. stated that the
king could not tax people without agreement of Parliament
_____________________________________ 2. passed a law that
Parliament must meet at least once every three years
_____________________________________ 3. people on the
side of the king in the English Civil War
_____________________________________ 4. people on the
side of Parliament in the English Civil War
_____________________________________ 5. defeated Charles
I in the English Civil War
_____________________________________ 6. got rid of the king
and the House of Lords
_____________________________________ 7. a system of
government in which there is no king and people have some rights;
a democratic republic
_____________________________________ 8. stated that all
goods shipped to England had to be carried by English ships or by
ships of the country that made the goods
Where on this map
are:
England
Scotland
Ireland