The Breakdown of Traditional Authority and Legal Structures (Edexcel A-Level History): Quizzes

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The breakdown of traditional authority and legal structures
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What was Charles I's personality described as?

Stubborn and distant

What was Ship Money traditionally used for?

Funding the navy

What percentage of men left East Anglian villages to fight in the Civil War?

20 percent

What was the New Model Army?

A disciplined national army

What forms did Margery Sparham's Devil's familiars allegedly take?

Mole and two blackbirds

What was the Earl of Warwick's background when he oversaw Essex assizes?

Little legal experience

What was the conviction rate during the East Anglian witch-hunt?

42 percent

What was ergot?

A fungal disease

In what year did Charles I dissolve parliament and begin personal rule?

1629

Who published 'The World Turn'd Upside Down' pamphlet in 1647?

John Taylor

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