'Rump parliament' diaporamas de présentation

England and Constitutionalism

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European monarchs

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English Constitutional Monarchy

English Constitutional Monarchy. Background (1215-1603). Magna Carta, 1215. King John I forced to accept it. A list of demands made by the nobility. Created a CONTRACT between the king and the aristocracy. Established principles which limited the power of the king:

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Road to Constitutionalism in England 1600-1715

Road to Constitutionalism in England 1600-1715. Major Generalizations. Many of the Stuart Monarchs do not serve their own cause well because they openly proclaim the Divine Right Theory and some secretly or openly support the Roman Catholic Church Absolute monarchy ends in England

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Ms. Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley H. S. Chappaqua, NY

English Constitutional Monarchy. Ms. Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley H. S. Chappaqua, NY. Background (1215-1603). Magna Carta, 1215. King John I forced to accept it. CONTRACT between king & aristocracy . L imited the power of the king: Established basic legal rights.

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CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY

CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY. The development of limited government in England In the 1600s. Biggest Picture 1600s. England creates (with much turmoil) a Constitutional Monarchy (not an absolutist one). Parliament & a limited Monarch will now rule England. Bigger Picture 1603-1688.

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The 17 th Century

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The English Civil War

The English Civil War. 1629-1660. The Stuart Monarchy. Causes of the War. James VI of Scotland becomes James I of England in 1603 He agreed to uphold the Protestant religion He wrote the King James version of the Bible - Authorized Version Firm believer in Divine Right of Kings.

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The Early Stuarts

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14-2

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Chapter 2: The Civil War

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The Course of the War

The Course of the War. Militia Ordinance of 1642 called for a formation of a parliamentary army Puritans, Presbyterians, middle class support Parliament called Roundheads Anglicans, Catholics, and most nobility support the king called Cavaliers. 1643.

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English Civil War 2

English Civil War 2. Question. How did the Civil War affect democracy? Key Vocabulary: Republic Blue Laws Test Act Abdicated Glorious Revolution. Propaganda. Illustrations, radio messages, or video clips to glamourize people and events or to sway public opinion.

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English Civil War

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THE ENGLISH CIVIL WAR

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English Civil War

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The English Civil War p.2

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The Interregnum: 1649-1660

Challenges for the Early Commonwealth Ireland; Scotland; The Dutch The Rump Parliament The Protectorate of Oliver Cromwell Personality & Promise Role of the Army Governmental Initiatives The Nominated Parliament Instrument of Government Major-Generals Humble Petition and Advice

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