James I
Where was James I originally from?
Scotland
which country was Charles born in?
United Kingdom(Scotland, Northern Ireland, England, Whales)
what were the two main religions of this time?
Puritans and Anglicans
How would they test if you were a witch?
They would drown you because a witch would breath under water.
what did the parliament want from Strafford and Laud?
The parliament wanted the absolute monarchy.
what did James believe God chose for him?
he believed God chose him to be king
What rights did Charles believe in?
Divine right of kings
What did the puritans believe life should be devoted to?
Life should be devoted to God
What evidence did you need to cause someone of being a witch?
none.
How did someone resume the position in the house of lords?
They inherited the position.
what was James's greatest work of literature?
The King James version of the bible
what was Charles looking for?
A. A house
B. more money
C. new technology
D. A good church
A. more money
what religions made up most of England?
(3 right answers, if you get at least 2 correct your team gets the point)
Lutheran, Anglican, presbyterians.
what age and gender was normally accused?
older women with pets were mainly targeted.
When the civil war began, in 1642, why did many people leave parliament?
A. Money
B. Do try something new
C. they were forced to
D. to fight for the king
D. to fight for the king
How did James die?
Stomach issues
what age did James I die?
48 years old
what were 4 things puritans disliked?
Gambling, music, drinking, theatre.
who was the most famous witch hunter?
Mathew Hopkins.
Who were the members of the "House Of Commons"?
the house of commons consisted of wealthy landowners.
what was his "book of sports" for?
to encourage people to have fun on sundays
What year did he die?
A. 1647
B. 1682
C. 1843
D. 1569
A. 1647
describe puritans in three words
"No Fun People"
What is original sin?
belief in which humans live because Adam and Eve disobeyed God.
who were the members of the house of lords?
The house of lords consisted of bishops and church officials.