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Political divisions: the Personal Rule and the extent of opposition to it in England, Scotland and Ireland; the Short and Long Parliaments and the leadership of Pym; divisions and the outbreak of Civil War.
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Revolution, 1629–1649
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Political divisions: the Personal Rule and the extent of opposition to it in England, Scotland and Ireland; the Short and Long Parliaments and the leadership of Pym; divisions and the outbreak of Civil War
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Which event marked the beginning of the English Civil War in 1642?
Direct answer
The raising of the King's standard at Nottingham in August 1642 is considered the event that marked the beginning of the English Civil War.
Key terms
- Arminianism: A theological stance that emphasizes free will and the possibility of salvation for all, which was supported by Charles I and opposed by many Puritans.
- Royalists: Supporters of King Charles I during the English Civil War, also known as Cavaliers.
Common trap
Confusing the causes of the Civil War: Ensure to explain how each event contributed to the growing tensions and opposition to Charles I.
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