Why did the Civil War break out in 1642?

History

Duke of Buckingham causing England many defeats in the Thirty Years War.

MPs agreeing to give Charles money to fund his army.

MPs celebrating the Duke of Buckingham's assassination.

What event pushed Charles I to begin his personal rule in 1629?

Why did many people dislike Laud's reforms?

Charles needed help to pay the Covenanters £850 a day after the Treaty of Ripon.

Charles was in need of money to fund the Bishops' Wars.

Charles was in need of money to fund the Thirty Years War.

What was responsible for Charles calling back parliament in 1640? (this would become known as the Long Parliament)

Earl of Strafford and the Duke of Buckingham

Who became impeached by the Long Parliament?

He believed they had committed treason by working with the National Covenant

He believed they were trying to steal his crown.

He wanted to start another personal rule and these MPs were stopping him.

Why did Charles I try to arrest five MPs?

The Irish were Catholics and the English were Protestant.

The Irish were Presbyterian and the English were Protestant.

The Irish were Protestants and the English were Catholic.

Who blocked Charles I from receiving money to help him stop the Irish Rebellion?

How many of Charles' mistakes did the Great Remonstrance highlight?

Theft - Charles had lost the crown jewels.

Treason - by plotting to murder the King.

Treason - by working with the National Covenant.

A cruel ruler who works alongside Parliament.

A ruler who lets the public make decisions on how the country should be ruled.