The Glorious Revolution and the Bill of Rights

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1 The Glorious Revolution and the Bill of Rights
Autor: Mgr. Kateřina Řeřichová Škola: Gymnázium J. V. Jirsíka, Fr Šrámka 23, České Budějovice Předmět: anglický jazyk Datum vytvoření: Cílová skupina: 3. ročník čtyřletého typu studia a odpovídající ročníky víceletých typů studia Typ hodiny: výklad s procvičením Popis: „Slavná revoluce“ a její význam pro další fungování monarchie, význam Zákona o právech pro další panovníky, procvičení učiva

2 James II (1685 – 1689) Charles II died without an heir
His brother James II came to throne – not popular, a Catholic Dissolved the Parliament – wanted to restore Catholicism in England – opposition of the Church and the people James`s daughter Mary was supposed to become the Queen after James (husband William of Orange – a Dutch Protestant) PD,

3 Glorious Revolution (1688)
James`s second wife gave him a son – the English became desperate Parliamentary leaders secretly gathered and offered the crown of England to William of Orange and Mary – they accepted Rebellion against James II – escaped to France ( Luis XIV) William and Mary became king and queen / not by right (James had a son) – it was a revolution without fighting – a “glorious revolution” PD,

4 The Bill of Rights (1689) William and Mary had to agree to the “Bill of Rights” before they were crowned It was a document that made sure that the monarch could no longer rule without or against the Parliament England became a “constitutional monarchy” Since that time there have been no revolutionary changes in Britain PD,

5 A few amendments of the Bill of Rights
The Parliament must be summoned at least once every 3 years The Monarch must not be Catholic The Parliament decides how to spend money Only the Parliament can make laws Only the Parliament can introduce taxes There will be no standing army in peacetime The monarch is not allowed to disturb the meetings of the Parliament

6 The tories and the whigs
These two political parties formed in the time of “restoration“ The tories – big landowners, friends of the Church of England The whigs – old aristocratic families, rich London merchants and renegades Establishment of the Bank of England – lent money to the state – close relations with Amsterdam – London became financial and business centre of all the world PD, PD,

7 Match the halves of the sentences
wanted to make England Catholic again caused the last change in the British Parliamentary system strengthened the power of the Parliament borrowed money for wars from the Bank of England offered the crown of England to a Dutch Protestant were close to the Church of England was James`s first daughter were mostly businessmen The Bill Of Rights The whigs Mary Parliamentary leaders Glorious Revolution William of Orange The tories James II

8 Thank you for your attention

9 Seznam pramenů a literatury
Learning English Green Line 5, Werner Beile, Alice Beile-Bowes, Gerhard Dick, Rosemary Hellyer-Jones,Marion Horner, Peter Lampater, Raimund A.Mader, Alan Posener, Helmut Reisener and Rolf W. Roth, Ernst Klett Verlage GmbH u. Co. KG, Stuttgart 1988, ISBN Dějiny Anglie, André Maurois, doplněné o novější období Michelem Mohrtem, Nakladatelství Lidové noviny, 1993, ISBN ,

10 Seznam pramenů a literatury
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