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English Revolution: causes
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When did the English Revolution take place?

1642-49

In which year was King Charles I executed and the monarchy abolished?

1649

What position did William Laud hold under Charles I?

Archbishop of Canterbury

What did the 'Divine Right of Kings' mean?

God chose him to rule without parliament

Traditionally, what was 'ship money' used for?

Wartime naval defence for coastal areas

How did Charles I expand ship money taxation?

Entire country, even during peacetime

When did 'No Taxation Without Representation' become a widely used slogan?

1630s

Who emerged as the most significant revolutionary leader in the 1640s?

Oliver Cromwell

What period did Charles I's 'Personal Rule' cover?

1629-1640

When did James VI of Scotland become James I of England?

1603

In which year did the Gunpowder Plot occur?

1605

What did critics call Charles I's Personal Rule period?

Eleven Years' Tyranny

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