| A | B |
|---|
| James I | First Stuart Monarch; agreed to rule England by custom |
| Dissenters | people that go against the flow; in this case, protestants against the Church of England |
| Puritans | members of a radical protestat sect who wished to "purify" Christiandom |
| Charles I | an absolute Monarch that was in constant struggle with the English Parlaiment |
| Oliver Cromwell | Leader of the Roundheads who would go on to lead the English Commonwealth |
| Roundheads | labeled due to their haircuts, these were the "average" citizens |
| Cavaliers | The wealthy, upper class gentry and english royalty |
| English Bill of Rights | This document ensured Parliaments control over a Limited Monarchy |
| Limited Monarchy | when a constitution or a legislative body limits the power of the monarch |
| Constitutional Government | a government whose power is defined and limited by law. |
| Cabinet | cabinetaParliamentary advisors who set policy. Over time, they would gain official status in the English Parliament |
| oligarchy | government where power belongs in the hands of a few elite people/groups |
| Whigs | backed the polocies of the Glorious Revolution....more likely to be working class. |
| Torries | Atristocrats elected to Parliament; upper class |
