Charles I Crossword

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  1. 3. In 1647, Charles escaped to the Isle of ______ and secretly plotted the second civil war by telling unhappy Scots to invade England.
  2. 5. In 1640, Charles needed money for wars and was forced to call upon the ______ Parliament.
  3. 6. With the monarchy removed, Oliver _________ took control as Protector of England.
  4. 8. The war began with the Battle of ________ in 1642.
  5. 10. Charles allied himself with religiously problematic people including William ____ and Richard Montagu.
  6. 11. The 11 years which Charles ruled alone were known as the 11 Years’ ________.
  7. 12. Charles was ________ on January 30, 1649, at the Palace of Whitehall, London.
  8. 15. Charles worshiped the High ___________, while his wife was a Catholic, causing the public to disapprove of their marriage.
  9. 16. Charles promised not to lift restrictions on Catholics, but did the opposite due to a secret treaty with _______ XIII of France.
  10. 18. Charles dissolved __________ three times and eventually ruled without it by himself.
Down
  1. 1. Charles was close friends with the Duke of ________, who the public despised because he had too much power and influence.
  2. 2. Charles was born on November 19th, 1600 in Fife, _________.
  3. 3. After Charles’s brother Henry died, Charles inherited the title of Prince of ________.
  4. 4. Charles had a ______ marriage with his wife.
  5. 7. The name of Charles’s wife, __________ Maria.
  6. 9. Parliament began to win during the Battle of _________ in 1645 when the military sided with them, making it difficult for their opponents to obtain resources.
  7. 13. Charles attempted to arrest five members of the House of ________, failing and starting the English Civil War.
  8. 14. In 1642, the English Civil War began, dividing England into the _________ and the Parliamentarians.
  9. 17. On January 20th, 1649, Charles I was put on trial for _______ and the sentence of execution was passed.
  10. 18. Charles sought to inflict his religious beliefs in Scotland by introducing the Book of Prayers, which the ____________ Scots refused to accept.