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Edward Coke Quiz
Unraveling the Legacy: The Edward Coke Quiz
Updated: Feb 16, 2024
Step into the legal arena and test your knowledge about Edward Coke, the eloquent English lawyer and judge. Unveil your legal prowess and conquer this thrilling quiz in the pursuit of legal enlightenment!
Are you a Edward Coke fanatic? Prove it with this comprehensive quiz! With 31 questions spanning all aspects of the subject, this is the ultimate test of your knowledge. Do you have what it takes to come out on top? Find out how much you really know.
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Barrister, Judge, And Politician
Musician
Painter
Physician
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12 December 1520
1 February 1552
20 April 1578
3 September 1634
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University Of London
Trinity College, Cambridge
Harvard University
Oxford University
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3 September 1634
20 April 1578
1 January 1576
1 February 1552
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Turner's Case
Smith's Case
Slade's Case
Jones's Case
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Minister Of Foreign Affairs
Ambassador
Minister Of Commerce
Speaker Of The House Of Commons
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James I
Sir Isaac Newton
Robert Devereux
John Smith
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Granted A Large Estate
Elevation To Peerage
Given The Title Of Earl
Knighted And Made Chief Justice Of The Common Pleas
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The Concept Of Jury Nullification
The Habeas Corpus Act
The Right To A Fair Trial
The Ex Officio
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Subject To The Law And Void If Violating "common Right And Reason"
Under The Church's Authority
Not Subject To Judicial Reviews
Absolute And Inviolable
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Minister Of Justice
Attorney General's Office
Speaker Of The House Of Commons
Chief Justiceship Of The King's Bench
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Treason
Insubordination
Defamation
Fraud
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1 February 1552
14 November 1616
20 April 1578
3 September 1634
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Magna Carta
Statute Of Monopolies
Equality Act
Bill Of Rights 1689
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Act Of Union
Habeas Corpus Act
Petition Of Right
English Bill Of Rights
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"A Profound Philosophical Text"
"The Cornerstone Of English Literature"
"Almost The Foundations Of Our Law"
"An Uninspired Manual On Agriculture"
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They Are The Most Influential Series Of Named Reports
They Led To Coke's Impeachment
They Were Dismissed As Irrelevant Upon Publication
They Sparked The English Civil War
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Right To Bear Arms
Right To Work
Right To Silence
Right To Education
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The French Revolution
The Conflict Between Parliament And The Monarch Leading To The English Civil War
The War Of The Roses
World War II
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Slade's Case
The Case Of Proclamations
Dr. Bonham's Case
The Case Of The Star Chamber
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Nineteenth Amendment
Third And Fourth Amendments
Twenty-Sixth Amendment
First And Second Amendments
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The New Deal
The Civil Rights Act
The Emancipation Proclamation
The Sixteenth Amendment
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His Decision To Retire From Public Life
His Return To Parliament
His Removal From England
His Imprisonment
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Sir
Prime Minister
Lord Chancellor
Earl Of Norfolk
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Attorney General
Prime Minister
Lord Chancellor
Lord Admiral
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Oxford University
Harvard University
University Of London
Inner Temple
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Queen Elizabeth I
King Charles I
King James I
King William III
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The Royal Charter
The King's Writ
A Royal Letter
The King's Pardon
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Victorian Era
Elizabethan And Jacobean Eras
Tudor Era
Stuart Era
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The American War Of Independence
The Boston Tea Party
The American Civil War
Salem Witch Trials
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Jul 25, 1629
Sep 5, 1701
Sep 3, 1634
Feb 23, 1620
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