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Chapter 4 Section 19

Vocab Rachel Hollinger

Plantation of Ulster- was the organized colonisation (//plantation//) of Ulster – a province of Ireland – by people from Scotland and England.

Ship money- __#|funds__ raised to modernize the navy without parliamentary consent.

Solemn League and Covenant- a parliament policy that said that religion in England, Scotland, and Ireland should be made uniform "according to the word of God and the example of the best reformed churches." Thus Presbyterianism became the established legal religion of the three kingdoms.

Roundheads- parliamentary forces, named for the close haircuts favored by Puritans.

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__Free Monarchy - a monarchy free from control by Parliment, churchmen, or laws and customs of the past.__

__Ship__ #|Money__ - funds raised without parlimentary consent to modernize the English navy.

The Long Parliment - the men that made up the parliment for 20 years without new elections from 1640 to 1660.

The "root and branch" men or "radicals" - the most extreme Calvinist element.

Roundheads - the parlimentary armed forces.

Navigation Act of 1651 - barred Dutch ships from carrying goods between other countries and England or its colonies.

People Tara Stolarski

William Shakespeare- shaped modern English language with his great plays, projected his mighty conceptions of human experience, aspirations, and tragedy with the imaginative power of both new and old words

Queen Elizabeth- queen of England, died and James VI of Scotland took the thrown, maintained peace within her country an dfought off the Spaniards

King James I- succeeded Elizabeth, "wisest fool in Christendom," always in need of money, did not trust the Parliament and always read them tiresome lectures

Charles I- son of James I, wanted "ship money," needed a navy even in peaceful times, wanted to rule without Parliament, eventually went to war and the king lost, died on the scaffold in 1649

Oliver Cromwell- a devout Protestant, organized a regiment in the New Model Army called the Ironsides, became the most powerful political and military leader of the parliamentary forces, declared that Charles I must be put to death

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Oliver Cromwell

16th Century English flag

King Charles I

Danetta Gift

http://www.rampantscotland.com/famous/blfamcharles1.htm This site tells you a lot about King Charles background.


 * Michael Childs **
 * Important People: **
 * William Shakespeare- helped to shape the evolving english language through the enduring influence of his great plays.
 * John Milton- an epic poet writer, his poems were influential and featured newly established poectic elements.
 * King James I- a philosopher of of royal absolutism whom succeded Qeen Elizabeth after her passing.
 * Charles I- the son of King James I
 * Oliver Cromwell- was an English military and political leader and later Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England, Scotland and Ireland.

William Shakespeare helped shape modern English and much of the later history of English Theater and literature.

The English Parliament in session in the 17th century.

King Charles being executed. Jacob McClarnon Sec. 19 milked wiki post