Round 1: Tossup 7

A group of councilors under a king with this regnal name was known as the “cabal ministry.” A king with this regnal name came into conflict (-5[1])with Parliament after appointing the reformist William Laud as Archbishop (15[1])of Canterbury (15[2]-5[1])and levying a “ship-money” tax during his (15[1])“Personal Rule.” The supposed (*) Popish Plot would have targeted a king with this regnal name. 10 years after a king with this regnal name was executed by a Rump Parliament tribunal, his son with this name succeeded Oliver Cromwell’s government in the Stuart Restoration. For 10 points, give this name shared by two 17th century kings of England, as well as the current monarch. ■END■ (10[1])

ANSWER: Charles [accept Charles I; accept Charles II; accept Charles III after “current King of Britain”]
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