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Difficulty: EasyCharles I and the English Civil War

The English Civil War began in 1642 between King Charles I and Parliament. What was the name given to the supporters of the King?

The supporters of King Charles I were known as Cavaliers.

During the English Civil War, the supporters of King Charles I were commonly referred to as 'Cavaliers'.

Identify the two main sides of the English Civil War that began in 1642.

The war was fought between the Royalists (supporting the King) and the Parliamentarians (supporting Parliament).

To distinguish between the names given to each faction.

Recall the specific nickname associated with the Royalist faction.

The Royalist supporters were called 'Cavaliers'.

This is a fundamental factual recall required by the official handbook.

Factions of the English Civil War

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