History and Glorious revolution

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History

Study of the knowledge of the past

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Cyclic view of history

History repeats itself

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Spiral view of history

History either spirals up of spirals down

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Linear view of history

History has a beginning, it also has an end

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Two schools of thought

History is a core of facts surrounded by interpretation - history is s core of interpretations surrounded by facts.

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Chronology

WHEN Study that deals with human events as it occurs in time

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Geography

WHERE study that deals with places people live their lives

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biography

WHO Study that deals with places people live their lives

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Epistemology

Study of knowledge

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Fact (science)

A fact is a fact if it is verifiable empirical given in a given world

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Fact (religion)

Faith in a fact can create a fact - William James

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Fact (History)

A fact is a fact after the fact

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His story

God’s story

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Glorious revolution

Bloodless revolution when the parliament offered the crown to both Mary ll and William

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Reason for revolution

Parliament wanted a protestant king and James was sympathetic to catholics

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Declaration of rights

Declared in 1689 when it was announced that only a protestant can be a king/ England

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Charles l

Was beheaded because he argued for the divine rights for his kingship in 1649

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Divine rights

The idea that king of England had divine prerogatives to be the king.

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Cromwell

Ruler of England after Charles was beheaded in 1649 and ruled until 1658

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Charles ll son of Charles l

Invited by the parliament in 1660 to be king after cromwell rulership. England again had a king

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Before 1530

England was catholic until the pope refused Henry Vll a divorce in 1531

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Head of Church of England

After the pope refused his divorce, Hnery declared himself as head of the church 1531

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James ll

Catholic king sent into exile when the parliament invited his daughter Mary/William in 1689

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Decalration of indulgences

James decree to safe guard Catholics in 1689

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Results of the revolution

No catholic could ever rule England again - parliament permission for standing army

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