1. Aim/Goal: How did Parliament emerge supreme in England? Do Now: What causes revolutions? Why do they occur? 2. Vocab:  Revolution: The overthrow of one government and…

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1. Why English Came: Fortune •No gold/silver •Tobacco •Fur Land •Many non firstborns •Who could not own land in England Politics •Escape tyrants: James I &…

Slide 1 The English Revolution Slide 2 Religious Tensions Left Over From the Reformation - France 30 years of fighting breaks out in France and ends in 1589 Henry IV becomes…

Slide 1 The Year of Wonders: England 1665 - 1666 The time period in which our novel takes place is referred to as Restoration England referring to the return of England as…

Slide 1 Education, Physical Education and Puritanism KPE 260 – Winter, 2001 Dr. D. Frankl Slide 2 the Puritans 16th-century Reformation witnessed German, Swiss (including…

CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY The development of limited government in England In the 1600s Biggest Picture 1600s England creates (with much turmoil) a Constitutional Monarchy…

English Civil War Chapter 4 The Growing Power of Western Europe Balance of Power The Dutch Republic From Absolutism to Balance of Power English Civil War Elizabeth I Remember:…

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