2E The English Revolution, 1625–1660：練習題

• a.

  It resulted in a massive loss of life and wasted subsidies, leading to direct criticism of the Duke of Buckingham's military competence.

• b.

  It forced Charles I to convert to Catholicism to secure an alliance with the Holy Roman Empire.

• c.

  It led to the immediate execution of the King's main military advisers for treason.

• d.

  It caused Parliament to immediately pass the Bill of Rights to limit royal prerogative.

• a.

  To oversee the trial and execution of the remaining Leveller leaders in the army.

• b.

  To facilitate the return of Charles II as a constitutional monarch under strict military supervision.

• c.

  To manage the transition from the Rump Parliament to the Nominated Assembly.

• d.

  To enforce 'godly' social reform and secure local control following the failure of Penruddock's Uprising.

• a.

  It convinced Charles I to accept the Nineteen Propositions as the basis for a lasting settlement.

• b.

  It resulted in the immediate and unanimous arrest of the King's chief ministers for high treason.

• c.

  It successfully transferred the control of the militia to Parliament without further conflict.

• d.

  By appealing directly to the people via publication, it split the Commons and forced moderate MPs toward a Royalist position.

• a.A document issued by the Army Council demanding the execution of the King for treason.
• b.A formal protest by Parliament against James I's refusal to allow discussion on the Spanish Match and his foreign policy.
• c.An agreement between Charles I and the Scottish Covenanters to end the First Bishops' War.
• d.A petition by London merchants complaining about the imposition of Tonnage and Poundage without consent.

• a.

  It provided Charles I with a permanent subsidy from the Scottish Kirk to fund his English army.

• b.

  It led to the immediate arrest and execution of the Earl of Wentworth for his failure in Ireland.

• c.

  It successfully disbanded the Scottish Covenanter army and restored the Anglican Prayer Book in Edinburgh.

• d.

  It was a temporary truce that failed to resolve religious grievances, allowing the Covenanters to consolidate their power in Scotland.

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