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Absolutism to Democracy: The Evolution in England

Absolutism to Democracy: The Evolution in England. Student Name Block. The Magna Carta, p. 18-23. Due Process, p. 20. Divine Right of Kings, p. 20-21, 160. Elizabeth I, p. 20, 59-60. James I, p. 21, 180. Charles I, p. 21,180-183. Charles I and the Petition of Right, p. 21, 180-181.

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Absolutism to Democracy: The Evolution in England

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  1. Absolutism to Democracy:The Evolution in England Student Name Block

  2. The Magna Carta, p. 18-23.

  3. Due Process, p. 20

  4. Divine Right of Kings, p. 20-21, 160

  5. Elizabeth I, p. 20, 59-60.

  6. James I, p. 21, 180.

  7. Charles I, p. 21,180-183.

  8. Charles I and the Petition of Right, p. 21, 180-181

  9. The English Civil War, p. 21, 181-182. • Royalists/Cavaliers • Puritans/Supporters of Parliament

  10. The Trial of Charles I, p. 181

  11. Oliver Cromwell, p. 22, 181

  12. Rebellions, p. 181 • Ireland • Presbyterian Scots

  13. The Restoration, p. 22, 182 • Charles II

  14. Habeas Corpus, p. 22, 182 • Definition: • Why it is important today:

  15. James II, p. 22, 182

  16. The Glorious Revolution, p. 22, 182

  17. William and Mary, p. 23, 182

  18. The English Bill of Rights, p. 23, 183

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