1. charles the first and the civil war
1.1. charles I
1.1.1. william laud
1.1.1.1. liturgy
1.1.1.2. laud's persecution
1.1.1.2.1. "new england"
1.2. war with france
1.2.1. king vs parliament
1.2.1.1. petition of rights
1.2.1.1.1. no parliament for 11 years
1.3. war with scotland
1.3.1. short parliament
1.3.2. long parliament
1.3.2.1. act of supremacy
1.3.2.1.1. laud imprisoned
1.4. the civil war
1.4.1. royalists
1.4.2. roundheads
1.4.2.1. oliver cromwell
1.4.2.1.1. new model army (ironsides)
1.5. the execution of charles I
1.5.1. imprisoned
1.5.1.1. refused to defend
1.5.1.1.1. death-warrant
2. oliver cromwell and the commowealth
2.1. england = commonwealth
2.1.1. "rump parliment"
2.1.1.1. no monarchy
2.1.1.2. no house of lords
2.2. royalist reaction
2.2.1. cromwell vs irish royalists
2.2.1.1. drogheda, 1649
2.2.2. cromwell vs scottish royalists
2.2.2.1. the battle of dunbar, 1650
2.2.2.2. worcester, 1651
2.3. cromwell+40 musketeers vs rump parliment
2.3.1. lord protector of the realm
2.3.1.1. cromwell vs royalist rising
2.3.1.1.1. dictatorship, 1653-1657
2.4. the end of the puritan age
2.4.1. richard cromwell
2.4.1.1. restoration of the stuart
3. the restoration
3.1. the returns of the stuarts
3.1.1. charles II
3.1.1.1. great plague
3.1.1.2. great fire
3.2. tha glorious revolution
3.2.1. james II vs william d'orange
3.2.1.1. bill of rights
3.2.1.2. toleraction act
3.2.1.3. act of settlement