someone who is not allowed to live in their own country lives in exile

the Restoration was the period of time after monarchy was brought back to England in 1660

flattery involves saying nice things to someone in order to make them feel good about themselves

the Sabbath is a day of the week that many religious groups use for prayer and rest

influencing involves affecting how others behave, or affecting how a situation develops

Charles II and the restoration of the monarchy

History

Pupils will build upon their understanding of the divisions entrenched by the English Civil War. This will help contextualise their study of parliamentary relations during the Glorious Revolution (Y8).

Pupils will have a good understanding of popular protest, rebellions and civil wars as informed by the Y7 curriculum.

The English Civil War: what can pamphlets tell us about 17th century politics? 

Depiction or discussion of violence or fighting, including threats of violence or the aftermath of violence.

Depiction or discussion of violence or suffering

A country without a monarch is called a ...

The return of the monarchy to England and crowning of Charles II in 1660 is known as the ...

He did not know who all the Parliamentarian leaders were.

He wanted to help the country move on from its divisions.

He was too busy gambling, drinking and attending plays.

Why did Charles II not punish all Parliamentarian leaders?

Starting with the earliest, sort these events into chronological order.

He allowed Parliament to sit for 18 years.

How can we tell Charles II was not a Puritan?

'pass laws to ensure that the holy Sabbath is more religiously respected'

'I beg Your Majesty that the places which generate sin may be beaten down'

'This will make you famous for the ages as Charles the Good and the Great'

Identify a quote which shows George Willington was trying to flatter Charles II.

Write the missing word. A republic is a country without a ...

Who was the most powerful person in England during the Interregnum?

Which of the following was an example of direct military government in England?

Because it was preventing the return of Christ

Because it was restricting fun social activities

Because its leaders had supported the regicide

Why did Fifth Monarchists believe they could challenge the Protectorate?

The activities could be used to make plots.

The activities could lead to the spread of disease.

The activities were too sinful (not godly).

Why were activities like theatre and horse racing banned during the Interregnum?

Content guidance

Depiction or discussion of violence or suffering

Adult supervision recommended

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Charles II and the restoration of the monarchy

Lesson outcome

Content guidance

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.