Title: World History
Author: Thorsen
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World History			Glorious Revolution				Pierre Thorsen

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1. (2pts)  In order to limit the powers of monarchs, Parliament passed what writ?

2. (3pts) Explain what this writ is. 

3. (2pts) Before giving the throne to William & Mary, Parliament forced them to accept what document to further limit the monarch’s power?

4. This document gives Parliament certain rights and placed limitations on the monarchs.

        a. (2pts) _____________________________ chooses the monarch.

        b.  The monarch could not, without Parliament’s consent:

	1. (1pt each) ___________________________ or ________________________________ any law.

	2. (2pts) impose any _______________________________.

	3. (2pts) maintain _______________________________________________________.

        c.  (2pts) ______________________________________ had to meet frequently

        d. (2pts) Monarchs cannot interfere in ___________________________________________________.

        e. (2pts) Parliament members had freedom _______________________________________________.

5. (2pts each) In 1689 Parliament passed the Act of Toleration.  What two rights did it grant to Protestants?

6. (2pts) Did this act apply to Roman Catholics in England?

7. (2pts) The Act of Settlement, passed in 1701, was designed to exclude which people from the throne?

8. (4pts) In 1707, Parliament passed the Act of Union to join England & Scotland.  What is the reasoning behind this decision?

9. (3pts) This act proved beneficial to both countries.  What was the effect of the Act of Union’s removal of trade barriers?

10. (2pts) How many children did Queen Anne have?

11. (2pts) How many children survived her?

12. (2pts) Who became the 1^st Hanoverian ruler of England?

13. (2pts) Both the 1^st & 2^nd Hanoverian rulers of England were born in which modern day country?

14. (20pts) Because both of these rulers were unfamiliar with the British government, what became increasingly more important in the government?