Ivanova Olga IURR MO-21
Defining clause
1. James, who was King of Scotland,
became James I of England.
2. The Gunpowder Plot, which was a
protest against the sharp enforcement
of the anti-Catholic laws of King James
I, was perpetrated on November 5,
1605.
3. Guy Fawkes Day was established in
honour of Guy Fawkes, who was a
participant of Gunpowder Plot.
4. Guy Fawkes took the house that
adjoined the parliament building.
5. Charles I Stuart, who was in constant
conflict with parliament, ruled for 11
years without it.
6. Oxford, which was the temporary
capital of the King’s standard, fell in
1646.
7. Charles I, when he was captured by the
Scots, concluded an agreement with
them.
8. The House of Commons reshuffled
members, who opposed the King’s
death.
9. The group of Diggers, which was far
smaller and more radical, opposed the
private ownership of property
altogether.
10. The Levellers, when they rebelled
against Cromwell, were suppressed.
21. Who was James VI?
22. When the Gunpowder Plot was perpetrated?
23. Who ruled for 11 years without parliament?
24. Who captured Charles I?
25. What ideology was rising in England of the 17th century?
26. What was Oliver Cromwell’s title?
27. When did Oliver Cromwell get his title?
28. Who organised a New Model Army?
29. What were the extreme Republicans called?
30.
Non-defining clause
11. The ideology Puritanism, which was
rising in England at the beginning of the
17th century, was a form of democratic
religion.
12. The developing bourgeoisie was against
the English Parliament, which made the
first declaration of protest in 1601.
13. Guy Fawkes, in honour of whom Guy
Fawkes Day appeared, was a participant
in the Gunpowder Plot.
14. James I, who was the father of Charles I,
was very wasteful and extravagant.
15. Oliver, who was a farmer in the past,
became Thomas Fairfax's second-in-
command and organised a New Model
army.
16. The Council of State, which consisted of
forty-one members, was established to
rule the country.
17. Oliver Cromwell, who defeated the Irish
and Scots, soon strengthened his
authority in the country and in the army.
18. In 1653, Oliver Cromwell, who expelled
the Rump, became Lord Protector of a
United Commonwealth of England,
Scotland, Ireland and the colonies.
19. The more extreme Republicans in the
New Model Army, who were also called
the Levellers, had a Manifest of their
own.
20. From 1655 England was divided not only
into parishes, where the justices of the
peace remained, but into districts.