Whet were two scientific and religious revaluations that unsettled the people? Two scientific and religious revaluations that unsettled the people are their worldview and the astronomy. 4.
Who was crowned in 1625? Charles was crowned in 1625. 5. Why did he tight with parliament? Charles fought with parliament because he needed money to fund his wars and hey refused to fund them.. What were some of the solutions to his problem? Some of the solutions to his problem were to extort loans from his wealthy subjects and pressed the poor into service as soldiers and sailors.
7. What conflict did he have with the church? He conflict he had with the church was when he insisted that clergymen “conform,” or observe all the ceremonies tooth Anglican church. 8. What caused the call war In England In 1642? The civil war was caused by Charles trying to outnumber the reformers. 9.
Who was the ultimate winner of this civil war? Led by who?The royalist were the ultimate winners of the civil war and they were led by Oliver Cromwell. 10. What happened to the king after his defeat? Eater his defeat, Charles I was taken as a prisoner, convicted of treason. And beheaded on January 30, 1649. 11. What was the new government called? Led by who? The new government was called the English Commonwealth and lead by Oliver Cromwell.
12. What were some of his actions during his reign? Some of his actions were dissolving parliament in 1653, naming himself Lord Protector, and ruled as a virtual dictator. 13. Why were people still unhappy?The people were still unhappy because the civil war and not led to the tree society that many hoped for. 14. What were some of the things that were outlawed? Some of the things that were outlawed were gambling, horse racing, newspapers, fancy clothes, public dancing, and the theater. 15.
Who became king in 1660? The exiled son of Charles l, who became Charles . 1 e. Who was his father? Charles was his father.
17. What is the basis behind the “Glorious Revolution? ‘ The basis behind this is that not a drop of blood had been shed. 18. What did the 3111 AT Relents passed In 1Y guarantee parliament I Nils 0111 guarantee parliament the right to approve all taxes and forbade the monarch to suspend the law. 19. What were the two parties that eventually surfaced in the British government? Who were part of these groups? Two parties that eventually surfaced in the British government were the conservative and aristocratic Tories and the Whig, drawn largely from Britain’s growing merchant class and a cabinet of ministers drawn from parliament.
20. Why were farmers able to produce more food? By the late sass’s there were new farm tools allowing the farmers to produce more DOD. 21.Why were people leaving the countryside? With the farmer’s beings able to produce more food, the population surged upward, causing fewer farm hands being needed. 22. What inventions made it more efficient to spin and weave cloth? The inventions that made it more efficient was the steam engine and factories.
23. What did enlightenment thinkers believe? Enlightenment thinkers believed that, through reason and observation of nature, human beings could discover the order underlying all things. 24. What did Sir Isaac Newton publish a book on in 1687? Sir Isaac Newton published a book on a monumental study of gravity. 5. What was happening in England by 1750? Britain was rapidly industrialization and the social theories of the enlightenment were eclipsed. 26.
What were Ben Johnny’s beliefs in writing? Ben Johnny’s beliefs in writing were to strive for perfection and harmony he found in his beloved classical authors, turning away from the ornate style of Elizabethan times to create his own modern, strong voice. 27. What were John Donna’s beliefs in writing? John Donna’s beliefs in writing were metaphysical poetry is characterized by an unusual degree of intellectualism. 28.What is metaphysical poetry? Metaphysical poetry is characterized by an unusual degree of intellectualism. 29. Who was a well know Puritan writer during the 17th century? A well-known Puritan writer was John Bunyan.
30. Give 3 details about Million’s life. He produced the best-ceiling prose writer of the century, he was a learned disciple of the classical Greek and Latin authors, and he was also a profound Calvinist and studied the Old Testament in Hebrew. 31. What happened to him in 1652? He went completely blind by 1652.
32. What did he create after losing his sight?After losing his sight he created an epic that would explain why god allows suffering in this world. 33. What was Jonathan Swifts view of England’s rising merchant class? He was a scornful critic of England’s rising merchant class, whom he viewed as shameless money-grubbers. 34. What were two works that Jonathan Swift wrote? Two works that Jonathan wrote were Guilder’s Travels and A Modest Proposal. 35.
What is one work that Daniel Defoe wrote? What genera did he focus on? One work that Daniel Defoe wrote was Robinson Crusoe and the genera he focused on was fiction.