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Vocab. Nick Lapiana

Sqirearchy - the regime of the landlord-justices in England.

Conventicles - religious meetings not held according to the forms and by the authority of the Church of England.

Act of Settlement of 1662 - decentralized the administration of the Poor Law, making each parish responsible only for its own paupers.

Secret Treaty of Dover of 1670 - Charles II agreed to join Louis XIV in his expected war against the Dutch; and Louis agreed to pay the king of England three million livres a year during the war.

Test Act - required all officeholders to take communion in the Church of England; renewed legislation against Dissenters and also made it impossible for Catholics to serve in the government or in the army and navy.

Whigs - those who were most suspicious of the king, Catholics, and the French (exclusionists).

Tories - supporters of the king.

Act of Settlement of 1701 - no Catholic could be king of England.

Toleration Act of 1689 - allowed Protestant Dissenters to practice their religion but still excluded them from political life and public service.

Vocab Rachel Hollinger

__Sqirearchy__- the regime of landlord-justices in England

__Dissenters__- formerly called Puritans, who now refused to accept the restored Church of England

__Corporations__- governing bodies

__Conventicles__- all religious meetings not held according to the forms and by the authority of the Church of England

__Act of Settlement of 1662__- decentralized the administration of the Poor Law, making each parish responsible only for its own paupers

__Test Act__- required that all officeholders to take communion in the Church of England, and it also renewed legislation against Dissenters and also made it impossible for Catholics to serve in the government or in the army and navy.

__Whigs__- the nickname given to those who were the most suspicious of the king, Catholics, and the French; exclusionists

__Tories__- the party of lesser aristocracy and gentry, those who were suspicious of the "moneyed interest" of London, and felt a strong loyalty to church and king

__Act of Settlement of 1701__- no Catholic could be king of England

__Pretenders__- the name given to the descendants of James II

__Toleration Act of 1689 -__ allowed Protestant Dissenters to practice their religion but still excluded them from political life and public service.

Danetta

Revolution of 1688 background []


 * VISUAL:**
 * Anastasia Clayton**







People Tara Stolarski

Charles II- king of England after his father died and also king of Scotland, Catholic, admired Louis XIV, agreed to join him in the war against the Dutch in the secret treaty of Dover of 1670

James II- brother of Charles II, became king in 1685, acted as if there was no Test Act, his son was baptized as a Catholic, ran out of the country by William of Orange (King William III)

Questions Jake Seagriff

–How did the Restoration solve and not solve the political and religious conflicts? It restored the power of the Church of England but it caused some to be labeled dissenters if they didnt convert. It caused political conflict becasue the people labeled Charles II as pro Catholic. Also the restoration of the English Church caused James to be challenged and eventually led to William III (William of Orange) to rule England.

–What people were highly involved in this process and w hat were their roles?Charles II and James IV were highly involved in the process because they cause turmoil which led to William III coming into power.

___ Sam Petree - Questions

What were the penalties for being a Dissenter- Banned from national poitions of power and educational opportunities What were some of the laws passed by Charles II? Destroyed remenants of fuedalism and land tenure, royal pay came from taxes of all people.

Quaker Meeting house Attcks in Ireland and Scotland


 * Michael Childs**
 * Important People**


 * Charles II- king of England attempted to reconstruct Louis XIV reign with catholicism values.
 * James II- will become king after his brother Charles in 1685
 * Mary- King James daughter married to William of Orange. William and Mary will become co rulers with one another after James II.