New Model Army History
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What was the main difference between the New Model Army and other armies during the Wars of the Three Kingdoms?

  • Members were liable for service anywhere in the country (correct)
  • The senior officers shared the soldiers' political opinions
  • It was exclusively composed of Puritan soldiers
  • It was established before the First English Civil War

    • What was the purpose of prohibiting the army's leaders from having seats in either the House of Lords or House of Commons?

  • To limit their involvement in religious activities
  • To prevent them from participating in military decision-making
  • To encourage their separation from political or religious factions (correct)
  • To ensure they had no influence in the Parliament

    • What were the beliefs held by many of the common soldiers in the New Model Army?

  • Dissenting or radical views (correct)
  • Supportive of the Crown
  • Conservative religious beliefs
  • Indifferent towards political opinions

    • What did the New Model Army contribute to during its existence?

    <p>Overthrowing the Crown and establishing a Commonwealth of England</p> Signup and view all the answers

    From whom was the New Model Army partly raised?

    <p>Veteran soldiers with deeply held Puritan religious beliefs</p> Signup and view all the answers

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