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The English Civil War and Stuart Period marked significant political and religious upheaval in British history, featuring key figures like Carlo I, Giacomo II, and Oliver Cromwell. This period saw the implementation of the Bill of Rights and fundamental changes to the English monarchy.
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The reign of Carlo I was characterized by increasing tensions with Parliament and religious controversies. His appointment of William Laud as Archbishop of Canterbury intensified religious persecution.
Highlight: The Petition of Rights (1628) established crucial limitations on royal power.
Definition: The Short Parliament and Long Parliament were key assemblies during Charles I's reign.
Example: The persecution of Puritans led to significant emigration to America, establishing "New England."
Vocabulary: Presbyterian - A Protestant church governance system popular in Scotland.
The guerra civile inglese schema shows how the conflict divided along religious and class lines, leading to Oliver Cromwell's emergence as a military leader.
Highlight: Cromwell's New Model Army proved decisive in defeating royalist forces.
Quote: "The decision to execute the king provoked a Royalist reaction in Ireland and Scotland."
Definition: The Commonwealth was the republican government established after Charles I's execution.
Example: The Battles of Marston Moor and Naseby were crucial turning points in the Civil War.
Vocabulary: Roundheads - Parliamentary supporters during the English Civil War.
Cromwell's rule as Lord Protector established a military dictatorship with significant colonial expansion and international conflicts.
Highlight: Cromwell refused the crown but accepted the role of Lord Protector.
Definition: The Rump Parliament was the reduced Parliament that continued after Pride's Purge.
Example: Cromwell's campaigns in Ireland, particularly at Drogheda, demonstrated his military ruthlessness.
Vocabulary: Lord Protector - The title given to Cromwell as head of state during the Commonwealth period.
James I united Scotland, England, and Wales into Great Britain, introducing significant administrative changes. His reign was marked by religious conflicts and the assertion of divine right.
Highlight: James I united the kingdoms under "Great Britain" with common flag and coinage.
Definition: The Divine Right of Kings was the belief that monarchs derived their authority directly from God.
Example: The Gunpowder Plot of 1605 demonstrated Catholic dissatisfaction with James's policies.
Quote: "He considered himself above the law and the Parliament, believing he was the representative of God on Earth."
Vocabulary: Dissenters - People who rejected the established church's authority.
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Virginia Woolf
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The early stuart
James I - Charles I - Civil war - Puritans
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1174
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Shakespeare
Shakespeare’s life, Shakespeare sonnets, Hamlet..
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1874
4ªl
appunto su WILLIAM BLAKE
appunto sul poeta William Blake IN INGLESE
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Aesthetic movement; Oscar Wilde, “The Picture of Dorian Gray”
nascita e diffusione del movimento estetico; esponente principale Oscar Wilde: biografia, prime opere e bestseller “The Picture of Dorian Gray”:personaggi, trama e analisi metaforica
23
214
3ªl/4ªl
The restoration of the monarchy (Charles II, The Great Plague and the Great Fire, James II, the joint monarchs, Queen Anne).
Appunti Charles II, The Great Plague and the Great Fire, James II, the joint monarchs, Queen Anne.
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Sofia De Angeli
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The English Civil War and Stuart Period marked significant political and religious upheaval in British history, featuring key figures like Carlo I, Giacomo II, and Oliver Cromwell. This period saw the implementation of the Bill of Rights and fundamental changes to the English monarchy.
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The reign of Carlo I was characterized by increasing tensions with Parliament and religious controversies. His appointment of William Laud as Archbishop of Canterbury intensified religious persecution.
Highlight: The Petition of Rights (1628) established crucial limitations on royal power.
Definition: The Short Parliament and Long Parliament were key assemblies during Charles I's reign.
Example: The persecution of Puritans led to significant emigration to America, establishing "New England."
Vocabulary: Presbyterian - A Protestant church governance system popular in Scotland.
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The guerra civile inglese schema shows how the conflict divided along religious and class lines, leading to Oliver Cromwell's emergence as a military leader.
Highlight: Cromwell's New Model Army proved decisive in defeating royalist forces.
Quote: "The decision to execute the king provoked a Royalist reaction in Ireland and Scotland."
Definition: The Commonwealth was the republican government established after Charles I's execution.
Example: The Battles of Marston Moor and Naseby were crucial turning points in the Civil War.
Vocabulary: Roundheads - Parliamentary supporters during the English Civil War.
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Cromwell's rule as Lord Protector established a military dictatorship with significant colonial expansion and international conflicts.
Highlight: Cromwell refused the crown but accepted the role of Lord Protector.
Definition: The Rump Parliament was the reduced Parliament that continued after Pride's Purge.
Example: Cromwell's campaigns in Ireland, particularly at Drogheda, demonstrated his military ruthlessness.
Vocabulary: Lord Protector - The title given to Cromwell as head of state during the Commonwealth period.
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James I united Scotland, England, and Wales into Great Britain, introducing significant administrative changes. His reign was marked by religious conflicts and the assertion of divine right.
Highlight: James I united the kingdoms under "Great Britain" with common flag and coinage.
Definition: The Divine Right of Kings was the belief that monarchs derived their authority directly from God.
Example: The Gunpowder Plot of 1605 demonstrated Catholic dissatisfaction with James's policies.
Quote: "He considered himself above the law and the Parliament, believing he was the representative of God on Earth."
Vocabulary: Dissenters - People who rejected the established church's authority.
Inglese - Virginia Woolf
appunti e approfondimenti
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3933
0
Inglese - The early stuart
James I - Charles I - Civil war - Puritans
65
1616
0
Inglese - Shakespeare
Shakespeare’s life, Shakespeare sonnets, Hamlet..
38
1174
1
Inglese - appunto su WILLIAM BLAKE
appunto sul poeta William Blake IN INGLESE
62
1874
0
Inglese - Aesthetic movement; Oscar Wilde, “The Picture of Dorian Gray”
nascita e diffusione del movimento estetico; esponente principale Oscar Wilde: biografia, prime opere e bestseller “The Picture of Dorian Gray”:personaggi, trama e analisi metaforica
112
4096
1
Inglese - The restoration of the monarchy (Charles II, The Great Plague and the Great Fire, James II, the joint monarchs, Queen Anne).
Appunti Charles II, The Great Plague and the Great Fire, James II, the joint monarchs, Queen Anne.
23
214
0
Valutazione media dell'app
Studenti che usano Knowunity
Nelle classifiche delle app per l'istruzione in 12 Paesi
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Utente iOS
Stefano S, utente iOS
Susanna, utente iOS
