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In 1626 Charles I needed money because Parliament voted that Charles could collect revenue for only one year.

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Why would Parliament not give him any money? 

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Why would Parliament not give him any money? 

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Parliament didn't give him any money because they dismissed him.

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Why was Charles I forced to sign the Petition of Rights ? 

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Why was Charles I forced to sign the Petition of Rights ? 

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In 1628 Charles I  was forced to to sign the Petition of Rights because  it ask for a settlement about complaints. The complaints were  non parliamentary taxation, being sent to prison without a trial and unlawful martial.

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In 1628 the Petition of rights was  sent by English Parliament to Charles I. The petition was a complaints about  series of laws.

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In 1642 the English Civil war started with Charles I vs Parliament.

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In 1642 Olive Cromwell was a English general who  fought Charles I in the English Civil War.

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The royalist were a of group people who for the protection  of King Charles I.

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The roundheads were a group of people who supported Parliament during the war.

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Crowell is considered as lord protector because he helped to overthrow the Stuart monarchy. Cromwell ruled from 1653 until his death in 1653

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Took place in 1649 to 1660. Puritan was reformation of the church.  The Puritans wanted to eliminate church ceremonies that and practices that were not rooted from the Bible.  Puritan life was  include woman making  hand made items and men took charge of farming.

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Charles signs the Habeas Corpus, what is it? 

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Charles signs the Habeas Corpus, what is it? 

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Passed in 1679 the Habeas Corpus is an act passed by Parliament. It is requires courts to examine prisons cause and prevents unlawful imprisonment.

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Does Charles II sign the Habeas Corpus? 

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Does Charles II sign the Habeas Corpus? 

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No, Charles II doesn't sign the Habeas Corpus because the Habeas Corpus takes away some of his rights as king.  Parliment had to pass the Habeas Corpus

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In 1685 James II took throne. In 1687 James II tried to dissolve the Parliament and a new one. The king also tried to elevate the Catholic religion. This lead to fall of James II.

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 A picture of what a copy of the Habeas Corpus of 1679 looks like 

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 A picture of what a copy of the Habeas Corpus of 1679 looks like 

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William and Mary rule as what type of rulers? 

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William and Mary rule as what type of rulers? 

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In 1689 William agreed to a joint monarchy. The joint monarchy included William as king and Mary (James II daughter) as queen

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What was the English Bill of Rights that William signed? 

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What was the English Bill of Rights that William signed? 

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In 1689 William signed the English Bill of Rights. The document acknowledged many things including forbidding a Catholic Monarch, free elections and freedom of speech for Parliaments

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A picture of the English Bill of Rights 

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A picture of the English Bill of Rights 