Timeline & Chronology of Cromwell and the English Civil War
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This worksheet helps students understand the key events and developments related to Oliver Cromwell during the English Civil War through a timeline activity and related questions.
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Timeline & Chronology of Cromwell and the English Civil War
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Timeline and Chronology of Oliver Cromwell
Key Events in Cromwell's Life and the English Civil War
1642: The English Civil War begins. Cromwell joins the Parliamentary forces.
1644: Cromwell becomes a commander of a cavalry regiment, gaining a reputation for leadership.
1645: The Battle of Naseby; Cromwell's New Model Army plays a decisive role in the defeat of the Royalists.
1647: Cromwell captures King Charles I, leading to increased tensions.
1649: King Charles I is executed; England becomes a republic.
1653: Cromwell is appointed Lord Protector of England.
1658: Cromwell dies; his son Richard succeeds him but struggles to maintain control.
1660: The monarchy is restored; the period of Cromwell's rule is viewed as a turning point in British history.
Use this timeline to understand Cromwell's influence during the Civil War and his legacy.
Note: Below are questions to help analyze these events in chronological order.
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- 1/1/2026
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- 1/1/2026
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