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5.3 Part Three English Bourgeoisie Revolution in the 17th Century

Exercises for Part Three English Bourgeoisie Revolution in the 17th Century

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The had deprived the church much of its of its land and wealth, weakening one of the mainstays of the order.

After the discovery of the New World, England further developed its and .

During the last years of Elizabeth’s reign, the Parliament demanded and this stained its relations with Queen.

James I regarded himself as a staunch defender of the .

Supporters of Parliament were actually divided into the and the .

The English Bourgeois Revolution in its upsurge was also known as the .

After Cromwell took the command of the revolutionary troops, the tide began to go against the .

The English Civil War was directly caused by the conflict between and over the problem of supremacy.

Cromwell, with a large army behind him, was made by the Rump Parliament.

With the Scottish King ascended the English throne in 1603, the two kingdoms — England and Scotland—were brought together under the reign of one king, which also gave birth to the name .

The voyage of the Mayflower to North America in was the well-known migration of .

In August, 1642, Charles I declared a war against , which was the beginning of the first civil war in England.

In February, 1648, a rebellion burst out in , which started the second civil war between Parliament and army.

On 30^th January, 1649, was put to death after trial.

In 1649, Parliament officially proclaimed England to be a .

In 1652, Ireland was conquered and reduced to the of England.

was invited to return to London in 1660 and mounted the throne. Thus the Commonwealth came to an end and was restored.

The Whigs later became the Party, while the Tories were the forerunners of the ____ Party.

As an epoch-making event in history, the Glorious Revolution paved the way for the speedy economic development that promoted the later .

II. Translate the following terms into Chinese

1.Guy Fawkes

2.Nonconformists

3.Petition of Rights

4.Grand Remonstrance

5.Roundheads

6.Civil War

Ⅲ.Define the following terms.

1. the Short Parliament

2. the Long Parliament

3. the Protector system

4. the Glorious Revolution

5. Restoration

Ⅳ. Multiple choice.

1. In order to escape from the persecution, many Puritans were force to leave England and immigrated abroad in the period of .

A. James I B. Henry VII C. William I D. Henry VIII

2. In 1629, dismissed Parliament as People were called on to refuse paying taxes.

A. James I B. Charles I C. Elizabeth I D. Mary I

3. In , the surrender of Charles I to the Scots put an end to the civil war.

A. 1643 B. 1640 C. 1642 D. 1646

4. The coup d’etat without bloody fight in was known in history as the Glorious

Revolution.

A. 1681 B. 1689 C. 1688 D. 1685

5. In October, , the Declaration of Rights was passed to be a law: the Bill of Rights.

5.3 Part Three English Bourgeoisie Revolution in the 17th Century

Exercises for Part Three English Bourgeoisie Revolution in the 17th Century

Fill in the blanks

The had deprived the church much of its of its land and wealth, weakening one of the mainstays of the order.

After the discovery of the New World, England further developed its and .

During the last years of Elizabeth’s reign, the Parliament demanded and this stained its relations with Queen.

James I regarded himself as a staunch defender of the .

Supporters of Parliament were actually divided into the and the .

The English Bourgeois Revolution in its upsurge was also known as the .

After Cromwell took the command of the revolutionary troops, the tide began to go against the .

The English Civil War was directly caused by the conflict between and over the problem of supremacy.

Cromwell, with a large army behind him, was made by the Rump Parliament.

With the Scottish King ascended the English throne in 1603, the two kingdoms — England and Scotland—were brought together under the reign of one king, which also gave birth to the name .

The voyage of the Mayflower to North America in was the well-known migration of .

In August, 1642, Charles I declared a war against , which was the beginning of the first civil war in England.

In February, 1648, a rebellion burst out in , which started the second civil war between Parliament and army.

On 30th January, 1649, was put to death after trial.

In 1649, Parliament officially proclaimed England to be a .

In 1652, Ireland was conquered and reduced to the of England.

was invited to return to London in 1660 and mounted the throne. Thus the Commonwealth came to an end and was restored.

The Whigs later became the Party, while the Tories were the forerunners of the ____ Party.

As an epoch-making event in history, the Glorious Revolution paved the way for the speedy economic development that promoted the later .

II. Translate the following terms into Chinese

1.Guy Fawkes

2.Nonconformists

3.Petition of Rights

4.Grand Remonstrance

5.Roundheads

6.Civil War

Ⅴ.Translate the following terms into English

1.圈地运动

2.国会爆炸案

3.君权神授

4.平均派

5.保皇派

6.新模范军

7.王朝复辟

8.光荣革命

1.What is the Gunpowder Plot ?

2.What’s the significance of the glorious revolution?

3.How did the Lower House of Parliament obtain the real power of Britain?

On 30^th January, 1649, was put to death after trial.